Victims, vengeance and violence
If you tell a person they’re a victim of oppression because of their identity and you encourage them to pursue vengeance over their supposed oppressors — it will lead to violence.
Samuel Sey
Op-ed contributor
What’s 5% of John MacArthur worth?
Unlike Evangelicals in North America, many Christians around the world do not think vagueness on bad theology, critical race theory or unjust policies is valuable. That’s why many people think 5% of John MacArthur is worth so much.
Most deadly country to be Christian (Hint: Not Afghanistan)
The deadliest country in the world for Christians isn’t Afghanistan or North Korea.
Should your church be racially diverse?
The answer to racism is repentance, not racial diversity.
Is the Asbury 'revival' a real revival?
I’ve talked to current students, recent graduates and several people who’ve visited the chapel to experience the “revival,” and there are unquestionably several reasons why we should be concerned.
I didn’t marry the woman of my dreams
My wife isn’t the woman of my dreams.
Have I experienced racism in America?
A white man in a pickup truck stopped next to me on the side of a road in a small town in Ohio and yelled at me. I didn’t know it at the time, but the town is in a county with a history of KKK members.
Why black police officers killed Tyre Nichols
Tyre Nichols’ death is meaningful, even if it isn’t a result of white supremacy.
Should vaccinated people be afraid?
If you’re a Christian, the worst thing that can happen to you, death, is also the best thing that can happen to you: “To live is Christ, and to die is gain” (Philippians 1:21). So don’t be afraid that you’re vaccinated.
Andrew Tate is a weak man
Jesus is a strong man, Andrew Tate is a weak man.
