Share a comment Judge not might be the most quoted Bible line in public arguments and one of the least understood We slow down and follow Jesus' words in Luke alongside Matthew's parallel teaching to uncover what He's actually confronting a quick-to-condemn slow-to-forgive posture that doesn't look anything like Christ From there we ask the hard question people avoid is it ever right to judge We trace the Bible's own boundaries and show why Christians must be able to call sin what it is evaluate teaching for truth or error and practice honest self-examination We talk about church accountability the [... more]

Van Jones's comments on the Democratic Party's extreme left-wing policies have sparked controversy, while President Trump's statements on China's election interference have been met with skepticism by the media. Meanwhile, Iran's continued aggression has raised concerns about national security, and the mayor of New York City's plans to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been widely criticized. The discussion around these topics has highlighted the complexities of international relations and the need for nuanced understanding. [... more]

The Bible teaches that true transformation of human beings comes from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and that this transformation is a process that can be sped up by practicing spiritual disciplines, obeying God immediately, and saturating the mind with Scripture. [... more]

Deborah, a judge in Israel, led her people to victory against overwhelming odds, demonstrating faith and leadership. Her story highlights God's power and the importance of spiritual guidance in times of need. [... more]