Theology 101: How are we Christians to show love to our neighbors who don’t know Christ when we don’t even show love to our brothers and sisters in Christ?
Theology 101: The profound reality of fallenness is woven into the fabric of life. The vast majority of our time is spent maintaining things that are deteriorating, fixing things that are broken, strengthening things that are weak, and mourning things that are lost.
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Forgiveness should be granted before it is felt, not felt before it's granted. It is an act of the will and heart, based on our forgiveness in Christ (Matthew 18:21-35) and not conditioned by the repentance of the perpetrator (Mark 11:25)
Theology 101: One of the greatest self-deceptions is the fervent belief that our own political party is somehow less susceptible to the wiles of the devil than the other political parties.
The real damage done to the church by the 2020 election is not outsiders’ perception of evangelicals. That was already low. It’s evangelicals’ perception of each other. Evangelicals are accusing each other of stupidity, wickedness, and even heresy. To that end, Satan already won.
Brad Raffensperger, Georgia’s secretary of state, accused fellow Republicans of trying to undermine the legitimacy of the state’s election in an effort to swing the results to President Trump, who narrowly lost the state to President-elect Joe Biden. https://t.co/PD4MwEsp58