The Christian worldview is extraordinary and unique. Although its fundamental truth cannot change, it can be contextualized.
The Bible talks about God’s grace in two distinct ways. The first is what theologians call special grace, and the other is common grace. Let’s examine each.
In recent years, Americans received a crash course in the importance of sound money. But biblical principles can always guide us, even on monetary policy.
Loss of any kind will forever change the course of our lives. Here’s how God can use this to lead us in our true calling, for our benefit and his glory.
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