A simple question: Which is more likely to produce Christians:
a) a Christian nation or b) a heathen nation?
Congratulations, you’re a Christian Nationalist — or maybe you aren’t a Christian at all.
A simple question: Which is more likely to produce Christians:
a) a Christian nation or b) a heathen nation?
Congratulations, you’re a Christian Nationalist — or maybe you aren’t a Christian at all.
Hey, Lutheran pastors, at least half the country currently feels alienated (and a significant subset of that half feels actively hated). Maybe seize the opportunity to usher more souls into the Kingdom? Maybe heed Paul’s advice in 1 Corinthians 9?
I am once again asking pastors not to comment on politics if they do not understand politics.
I am further requesting that pastors recognize that social media is incredibly dangerous to souls.
That the magistrate is a servant of the Lord is at least as much a warning and a threat to the magistrate as it is an admonishment to the Christian.
Lighters: *exist*
Eastern Orthodox: ‘IT’S A SIGN FROM GOD!’
My family roots in the Americas extend back beyond the formation of the United States as a nation. I have minimal interest in what interlopers think about our history. The Confederates were not traitors, but patriots.
‘YoU hAvE tO sUbMiT eVeN tO eViL aUtHoRiTiEs BeCaUsE oF nErO.’
Book of Romans: AD 55.
Neronian Persecution: AD 64.
Virtually every man is a lesser magistrate.
I do not find the question of whether or not Christians may resist — or even revolt — to be particularly interesting (because the answer is so obvious); rather, I find interesting the question of when Christians *must* resist or revolt.
Democratic governance is a judgement from God.