@philvischer@SkyeJethani@DavidAFrench Would love to hear yalls take on IVF and embryology. Can christians become embryologists? Is the process moral when so many children need adoption?
@SkyeJethani my brother, a church history professor, scoffed when I suggested that there are prominent women in church history. What book did you read about women in church history again?
Twitter is just a bunch of people responding to something significant that happened (ex. someone’s mean tweet) without any context to what they are responding to… you just have to know…
Makes me almost as peeved as the anglicans today
I’m not loyal to any political party or ideology. I’m loyal to:
The poor
Sanctity of life
Thoughtful and compassionate immigration policy
Civil rights
Religious freedom
Racial justice
Parental rights, etc.
“My prayer is I would get to spend some time with the man who shot my father. Not to scream at him. Not to scold him. Simply to tell him about Jesus.”
The gospel contains unparalleled resources for forgiveness, healing, and hope. Nothing on earth like it.
As we faithfully call others to recognize and account for systemic and institutional sin, we can’t let it blind us to the gravity of our own sin.
Let us not commit the opposite error by embracing the wicked Gospel of self-justification.
Liberation (&) Obedience
I know I’m late to this conclusion, but it took a friend going through an incredibly hard season of life for me to realize that everything doesn’t necessarily happen for a “reason.”
God is not an abusive teacher, putting students through suffering to “teach a lesson”
When we see any good coming out of painful circumstances like having abusive parents or psychological trauma, etc, that is God’s redeeming POWER and goodness coming through despite the darkness; it’s a miracle.