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- Thinking Rightly About Persecution
- Think Rightly About Our Opponents
Faithful living in a post-Christian culture means thinking honestly about our current reality. For many Christians, the cultural revolution happening around us—the statue-topping, street violence, and digital book banning and censorship—is understandably disconcerting. The idea that a powerful oligarchy is colluding to undermine things like free sp...
For decades, Christians could take it for granted that their general views on marriage, family, sexuality, and freedom were reflected and reinforced in popular culture, entertainment and media. No more. Now, almost uniformly, these cultural mediums are reinforcing the values of the sexual revolution and ideological social justice. Christians can no...
In the words of A.W. Tozer, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” In a post-Christian culture, this quote takes on a powerful relevance. Something is deeply wrong if we spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about the gathering storms around us, and the earthly powers now being arrayed agains...
Persecution is the norm for the church this fallen world, not the exception. Those of us in the West have been blessed to live in exceptional times, but that is no guarantee that such times will continue indefinitely. So we shouldn’t be surprised to face persecution, but rather, to expect it, and expect God to work through it for His glory, and His...
It’s simply a reality that a growing number of powerful people have turned us into enemies. Along with that comes hostility, anger, and bitterness. Given this, it is all-too-easy for us to see them as our enemies as well, and treat them accordingly. But that is now how we are to think about them. Instead, we are to see them as human beings, created...
Go to www.cph.org to order Dr. Kurt Senske’s new book The Calling: Live a Life of Significance. In it, you’ll learn more about vocation, what it means to live the Christian life, and how the Holy Spirit enables you to find meaning and purpose in what you do.
Jan 4, 2022 · The Holy Spirit will produce Christlikeness in us, and, as we yield to Him, we can live a holy life (Galatians 5:16). Here is the mindset we should have: “Count yourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus” (Romans 6:11).
Obeying Jesus means living a holy life. The term holiness has fallen on hard times these days. Just try avoiding something that might be morally questionable and wait for it. People will say you have a “holier than thou” attitude or will call you a “holy roller.”
Mar 22, 2023 · Use the 10 steps to holiness I’ve listed below to learn how to live a holy life in an unholy world. You may ask yourself a question like this one. Is holiness only for pastors, prophets, teachers, apostles, and evangelists or for every Christian?
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Feb 6, 2024 · What does it look like to do evangelism in a post-Christian culture? The question for many isn’t whether Christianity is true. It’s, is Christianity good? Back when I was in seminary, people might have said, “That whole Christianity thing is good for you; it’s just not for me.”
