Sublime

Too often our churches give the impression that the Son of Man came to seek and save good people, not the lost.

I opened my Bible to Matthew 10:32–33: “Whoever acknowledges me before men, I will also acknowledge him before my Father in heaven. But whoever disowns me before men, I will disown him before my Father in heaven.” I asked everyone to imagine what it must have felt like for Stan. One moment, he was at a memorial service saying to a crowd, “This is w

Romans 1 v 18-32

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The church should be a place of refuge for the casualties of the sexual revolution.

The man I came to know well, over burgers and coffee and old photos and worn bible pages, was a man childlike and growing to the end, proof that the “good news” he always preached could be lived for a lifetime and remain good. His faith and life’s accomplishments did not produce a dour moralism. It did not produce a Graceland-sized ego. For all his

The sufficiency and availability of God’s grace to all people is scandalous, and for many, a pill too hard to swallow.

habitual open-mindedness from famed psychologist and friendship expert Dr. Marisa G. Franco,

Being a follower of Christ on mission in a hostile world is not for the faint of heart.