Denying God’s Fatherhood Denies Fathers
Denying God’s fatherhood results in the unintended byproduct of further disconnecting us from the fact that we all need fathers.
Denying God’s fatherhood results in the unintended byproduct of further disconnecting us from the fact that we all need fathers.
While pet owners are not bowing down to their dogs, treating them better than the child in a woman's womb is a form of idolatrous worship.
If you’ve ever sat in a pew wondering why your church seems allergic to the culture war, that’s not your imagination. It’s loser theology.
Even when government facilitates the moral abomination of no-fault divorce, churches should provide justice, argues a new book.
For years, I resisted becoming my father. Now I thank God for the parts of him I am inheriting — most of all, his voice.