Instead of calling the leader out, they forsake their conscience to either build him up or overlook his indiscretions.
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Instead of issuing a gentle answer to engage with Mrs. Moore, MacArthur lobbed a cheap shot to incite his base. He didn’t make a point but rather a gong-like sound due to his lack of love.
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Technology will continue to disrupt the workforce, including higher education, but colleges have the propensity to prepare individuals for these proverbial shipwrecks. Jobs specifically train you, the internet informs you, but colleges cognitively form you.
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Some assert that Christians are anti-intellectual, science-deniers. They drag their knuckles and close their minds as they try to legislate morality, so they say.
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We didn’t elect a pastor-in-chief to represent us, but we did elect an individual who leads a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. And as one of those people, we should quickly support them when appropriate and graciously critique them when necessary.
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In America, should some people be told to go back to their home country or do we all move forward together – disagreements and all?
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The daunting decision lays before us each and every day. Risk on behalf of the Kingdom of God always requires someone to temporarily sacrifice with the hope of securing a great reward.
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Should we learn from our mistakes or be destroyed by our mistakes?
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While the cultural narrative pressures us to pick one side, the biblical narrative reveals the err on both sides. Tucker’s… words were atrocious and Media Matters search efforts were malicious.
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Just as there is a need for discerning priority relative to climate change, there is a particular prioritized order for creation care as well.
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