We need to stop calling obedience and faithfulness to the commands of Christ “sacrifice”. There, I said it. It is not sacrifice to do what
sin
The problem with slippery slope arguments
I’m not on twitter, as I previously mentioned here, but that still doesn’t stop some of it still getting through. My friend, Dave Williams, posted
Your depression is not necessarily a result of your sin
Yesterday, I spoke into the disturbingly common view that depression and mental health issues may be the result of demon possession. If you can’t be
Your depression is not demon possession
Depending on the particular Christian tradition you come from, two “explanations” for mental health issues frequently do the rounds. If you are of a Reformed
Four reasons why this is a Good Friday?
Rather than reinvent the wheel, I thought I would re-post this old article on Good Friday and what is actually good about it at all.