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Living A Life Of Bold Faith: An Interview On Focus On The Family

Pastor Erwin Lutzer had the opportunity to discuss his book No Reason To Hide with Jim Daly and John Fuller at Focus on the Family. In the interview, they discussed the following: How churches are responding to the moral darkness in our culture. Why Christians have an opportunity amid the tremendous challenges of this cultural moment. Where we as the church must focus while faithfully suffering for the Lord. How Christians can respond to pressure from the LGBTQ+ agenda within higher education, businesses, and the court system.  How Christian parents can shepherd their children through today’s sexual and gender confusion. … Read More >

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Homosexuality

The Scriptures plainly teach two genders, male and female, and only two modes of sexuality: celibate singleness and marriage between one man and one woman. Singleness, the state highly praised by Paul, is to be pursued for the glory of God without offering occasion for any sort of sexual immorality, including premarital (or post-marital) intercourse and pornography (1 Corinthians 7:8-9). The second option is marriage between a man and a woman. Marriage ought to be pursued and celebrated with utmost fidelity, abstaining from sins such as adultery, pornography, and polygamy (Hebrews 13:4).   Upon a complete survey of Scriptures, LGBT sexuality … Read More >

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The Great Divide: Same-Sex Marriage And The Evangelical Christian

The Great Divide, as geologists call it, is a rocky ridge that runs from the mountains in Alaska all the way through South America. The water on the west side of the Divide runs into the Pacific Ocean; the water on the east side finds its way toward the Atlantic. Water that at one time was flowing in the same river is now separated, and never again the twain shall meet. The decision of the Supreme Court to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 states has confronted us with our own great divide: on the one side are those who hold … Read More >

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