Value-Truth
The number of people reading a post or following an account is not a useful indicator of whether or not the ideas within are made up or not.
Act accordingly.
Act accordingly.
Writer and scholar C.S. Lewis reminds us that what looks best is when we stop worrying about looking good and start focusing on doing our best:
“The sword glitters not because the swordsman set out to make it glitter but because he is fighting for his life and therefore moving it very quickly.”
Source: Surprised by Joy
“The sword glitters not because the swordsman set out to make it glitter but because he is fighting for his life and therefore moving it very quickly.”
Source: Surprised by Joy
James Clear • 3-2-1: On waiting to judge, the value of teaching, and learning how to lose
If moral truths do not exist as a foundation for law, then the law itself becomes merely a system of raw political power accountable to no one. —Scott Klusendorf
Weekly Update–Pub Night this Friday!
some become Flying Monkeys- resourced, rewarded, and often unaware of the role they’ve been cast into as the bully’s weapons. In every workplace where a Scapegoat is quietly isolated, excluded, or erased, there’s a cast of characters keeping the story in motion: the passive bystander, the image-protecting leader, the gossip relayer, and the well-me... See more
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In every workplace drama where someone is scapegoated, isolated, or quietly erased, there are others playing a part, some by choice, most by habit.
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-is this environment built for truth?or- is it an ecosystem built to protect appearances?
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The truth is that we live in a hostile
environment, if we have eyes to
see it. “Egypt”—a symbol of the
spiritual, political, theological, and
economic forces of deadly evil—is
not somewhere far off; it lies close
at hand (see Rev. 18). In Egypt, God
E A S T E R 2 0 2 5 THE OPen DooR | JOEL LITTLEPAGE
is what you want. In Egypt, luxury
is a right, at least f... See more
environment, if we have eyes to
see it. “Egypt”—a symbol of the
spiritual, political, theological, and
economic forces of deadly evil—is
not somewhere far off; it lies close
at hand (see Rev. 18). In Egypt, God
E A S T E R 2 0 2 5 THE OPen DooR | JOEL LITTLEPAGE
is what you want. In Egypt, luxury
is a right, at least f... See more
The church has grown anti-intellectual and sensate, out of touch with the relevancy of Jesus and the gospel to contemporary life. Marred by scandal, infighting, and a lack of conviction, the church’s prophetic voice, once resounding with power on issues of slavery and human rights, is now but a whimper. The gospel no longer receives a fair hearing
... See morePaul M. Gould • Cultural Apologetics
God uses the uneducated to confound the wise. But that doesn’t make ignorance a virtue.