Tag: Christian ethics
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When False Light Drowns Out the Stars: Faithfulness in an Age of Religious Noise
Many Christians searching for faithful voices online are met instead with compromise, hostility toward truth, and a flood of spiritual noise. This article reflects on why biblical faithfulness often appears rare in public spaces, using the image of false light and hidden stars to encourage weary believers to remain rooted in Christ, undistracted by popularity,…
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Correcting the Church Not the Culture: Recovering the Biblical Mandate
Correcting the Church, Not the Culture calls believers back to the biblical priority of pursuing holiness within the church rather than fighting culture wars. Instead of confronting unbelievers, Scripture urges us to disciple one another, reflect Christ, and trust the power of a transformed body to influence the world. For those weary of conflict and…
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Lessons From Rome: What Rome Teaches the Modern Church
In an age when culture shifts faster than most believers can process, the Lessons from Rome series invites readers into a powerful journey through Scripture, church history, and the spiritual parallels between the early Christian community and the modern believer.
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Does “You Shall Not Murder” Contradict Old Testament Violence?
The sixth commandment says, “You shall not murder,” yet the Old Testament contains divinely commanded wars. Is this a contradiction? Learn how Scripture distinguishes between murder and divine judgment — and what it means for us today.
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