Tag Archives: Augustine
A Hopeless Bunch
A former Chicago radio producer and friend of mine has established quite a reputation for alerting us to the myriad of ministry leader “missteps” surfacing in recent years. On one hand, it’s important for us to be aware of such mistrusts and to know that we must never elevate anyone in ministry beyond what they are: human vessels intending to accomplish what God has apparently called them to do.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged Augustine, Christianity Today, Daniel Siliman, misconduct, pastor, Tony Evans
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Wokism: The Tedious Task of Explaining Nonsense
Anyone who loves God, cares for the truth, cherishes children, appreciates freedom, and desires better racial relationships in America understands that Wokism is decidedly not the answer. Can you, or rather, should you come to terms with such irrational and harmful thinking? Woke ideology is founded on lies. In a nutshell, it declares that whatever we say or believe is somehow “true” and whatever we want is “good,” and not to be denied. It is paganism and arrogance all rolled up in an untidy package, attempting once again to whitewash mankind’s sin.
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Tagged Augustine, Lincoln, Wokism, Wokism: The Tedious Task of Explaining Nonsense
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