Weeping With King Jesus Over Ukraine
Have you noticed worldly kings rarely weep (in public)? Not so with our King of Kings. Today Jesus weeps over the war in Ukraine.
Jesus-shaped Perspectives. Anchors for the Soul || Pastor Jeremy Berg
Have you noticed worldly kings rarely weep (in public)? Not so with our King of Kings. Today Jesus weeps over the war in Ukraine.
The rugged individualism that says, “That was long ago, I wasn’t even alive, that’s not my problem,” is out of step with a biblical worldview and tone deaf to the sense of corporate responsibility that permeates the Bible.
I stand with the Evangelical leaders who recently sent this letter to President Biden urging him to follow through on his pledge to offer refuge to Afghan individuals and their families at risk due to their service to the U.S. government in Afghanistan.
Evangelicals are well-known for working to get the “right” people in the highest places of government, hoping they will lead our nation with faith and integrity in more godly directions. The overlooked story of Fauci’s boss seems to reveal another truth.
In light of the past week, and the uncertain days ahead, where do we go from here? Matt Erickson offers some wise words.
The Book of Jonah is a Sunday school favorite, yet hidden beneath its cartoon like drama lies a very scathing socio-religious warning—a warning aimed at the people who would claim to be on “God’s side.”
When someone’s name is taken away, that person is dehumanized. In a very real way, our name is our identity. No one has the right to take it away or change it.