Sexual Sin in the Church
As long as Satan can keep them quiet, keep them hiding, keep them dwelling in their shame, he has them right where he wants them. Continue reading Sexual Sin in the Church
Healing From Sexual Abuse
Does your heart feel crushed by the sexual abuse you have suffered? Continue reading Healing From Sexual Abuse
Understanding the Sexual Revolution
The sexual revolution seems to be an unstoppable avalanche. Behaviors previous generations couldn’t have imagined are making shocking advances. So how should Christians respond? Continue reading Understanding the Sexual Revolution
Cultivating Meaningful Friendships
Community is a recent catchword. And I jump on the bandwagon with appreciating this one. I think that the feeling of connection we mean when using the word community is comprised of many smaller individual relationships. Continue reading Cultivating Meaningful Friendships
The Only Valid Excuse for Loneliness
Imagine being stranded—to invoke a place well-known in hypothetical situations—on a remote, uninhabited island. Shivering and weak, you are out on the Pacific Ocean, miles from civilization. Would you be lonely? Or, you live safely inland in a high-rise residential … Continue reading The Only Valid Excuse for Loneliness
What Is the Purpose of the Church?
Stephen Decatur Jr. sailed the Intrepid into the harbor of Tripoli under cover of darkness. His mission: to set afire the USS Philadelphia captured by Tripolitan forces after running aground on an uncharted reef. The frigate was now a menace … Continue reading What Is the Purpose of the Church?
Youthful Years – A Time for Preparation
View these years of your youth as a time to prepare for your future. Continue reading Youthful Years – A Time for Preparation
In Defense of Purity: A Young Woman’s Role in the Church
The Church will lose its purity if its members ignore the filthy influences creeping in. Continue reading In Defense of Purity: A Young Woman’s Role in the Church
Book Review: “Martin Luther” by Eric Metaxas
“[Luther] so altered the landscape of the modern world that much of what we now take for granted may be traced directly to him” Continue reading Book Review: “Martin Luther” by Eric Metaxas