Ethics

A rainbow is a beautiful thing. It reminds us of the brilliance of God's creation. More than that, however, the rainbow reminds us of God's goodness to us even amidst our wickedness.

Forgiveness is a powerful act, but so is repentance. But what if you are the offending party? What if you are “that man,” as Nathan says when he so powerfully confronts David in 2 Samuel 12?

Why are racial justice issues so prevalent in the church today? And why are they so contentious?

Today is the beginning of LGBTQ+ Pride Month. Here are a few suggestions.

In Matthew 5:22, Jesus seems to say that if you get angry with someone, you’re guilty of murder. Can that really be what he means? Maybe you get angry at people all the time. Does that really mean that, in some sense, you’ve murdered them?

Searching for “peace” about a decision. Listening for God’s direction. Following the leading of the Holy Spirit. Waiting for a word from the Lord. All of these and more often lead to Christian Decision Paralysis.

As parents and caregivers, we want to help our children eliminate fear and misconceptions about those who have special needs and emphasize the fact that every person deserves to be treated with kindness and respect.

Is fasting finished? Or is our disinterest in fasting a modern blind spot? Might we need fasting as much as, if not more than, “primitive” people?

The internet has affected nearly every facet of life in the western world—from how we consume art and entertainment, to how we communicate, educate, and conduct business, to the very basics of maintaining interpersonal relationships with family and friends.

When tragedy strikes, almost everyone who believes in God, along with almost everyone who claims they don’t, asks the same question: Why does God allow suffering?

One of the greatest struggles of the Christian life is owning our identity in Christ.

Believers need wisdom to discern when it’s proper to use the strong language Christ and his apostles modeled.