Virtue Signalers
In Paul’s day, for gentile Christians, circumcision became like a form of “virtue signaling.” It created a pretense, or an appearance, of righteousness that could
In Paul’s day, for gentile Christians, circumcision became like a form of “virtue signaling.” It created a pretense, or an appearance, of righteousness that could
For Jesus, goodness is defined by the nature and character of God; it’s measured by the standard that God alone sets. Jesus understands that, in
This list of kingdom attitudes is a completely different approach to righteousness, both for the Jews then and for us today. When it comes to
In the sitcom The Good Place, Tahani Al-Jamil is beautiful, intelligent, a wonderful hostess, and a philanthropist with connections to many celebrities. However, she is
In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus Finch is a lawyer in the American South who defends Tom Robinson, a Black man wrongfully
Imagine yourself going to a computer store and asking to see the latest MacBook Pro. The salesman shows you the computer
Imagine a child going to school boasting of his great house and his nice car and his luxurious vacations, leading his friends to
Nothing can tear down the cause of Christ more than when a minister is caught in some form of immorality.
Now Jesus, the perfect and final sacrifice, would die for the sins of all humanity in order to deliver all who believe from sin and
Have you ever been so hungry you started snapping at people? There is a real-life behavior called “being hangry”—so hungry you begin to get angry.
Houston is getting more people to show up to jury duty by focusing on the positives, not the negatives. “The percentage of people who appear
If you pay off a large debt you’ve accumulated from credit cards, it won’t necessarily erase all your problems. Your debt is paid, but getting
Jen Wilkin outlines four ways to battle bitterness for an article in The Gospel Coalition. Her points are:
Pastor Erik Raymond wrote a “Declaration of Dependence” for The Gospel Coalition.
We know that our faith is not born of our righteousness and neither are our works. Megan Kruger writes about the difference between spiritual fruit