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Why Are So Many Christians Unhappy?
The only way to have joy is to say a full “Yes” to God. Which means saying “No” to the world.
Why Are Christians So Serious about Everything?
“I just don’t feel like people take me seriously.”<br>I’ve heard this statement a lot lately. Recently, I was talking with a friend who is burnt out and just plain tired of church. She said, “I’m done trying to get people to take me and my faith seriously.”<br>I kind of don’t blame her. Our church cultu
How Do Christians Fit Into the Two-Party System? They Don’t
The historical Christian positions on social issues don’t match up with contemporary political alignments.
What Gives Us the Right to Label Transgender Impulses as Wrong?
“Christians should get as good a grasp on questions about transgender, whether or not we have transgender friends,” says theologian and ethicist Rob Smith. “Because when a person hurts themselves, it hurts others.”
Can You Be a Christian Without the Church?
Do you really need to belong to a church to be a Christian?<br>--Ignite Your Faith
Will Christians Get Over Their Opposition to Universal Child Care?
Local communities alone can't handle child care under capitalism.
Is it REALLY ok to be gay or transgender and Christian?
The first question I asked myself when I realized I like guys is one that we still get regularly at Queer Theology: Is it OK to be gay, bisexual, or transgender and Christian? Like, really? Have you asked yourself that question? What steps did you take to find the answer? If you’re like me, you ma
Christians Who “Love Jesus but Not the Church”
“I Love Jesus but not so much the church”? We’ve heard it said before: You can’t both love Jesus and not like the church. Admittedly, I even echoed similar sentiments using the analogy of one’s best friend marrying someone you don’t like; going on to say, because of this, the friendship probably wouldn’t work once …
When Christian Parenting Leaves Out Jesus
What if being a parent has more to do with us and our relationship with God, than somehow applying a Christian formula to our children and having them turn out evangelical?
Should a Christian Attend a Same Sex Wedding?
This is an important question that every follower of Jesus Christ should consider.
“Does the Christian church need different denominations?”
Transgender and Christian: Our Cross to Bear?
Is our gender identity/sexuality a burden we're tasked with carrying? What does "taking up your cross" really mean, and how exactly are we supposed to deny o...
What Is the Cost of Christian Patriarchy?
Because it doesn't stay confined to Christian spaces.
7 Things Christians Should Know for Loving a Person with Mental Illness
I used to travel around the country and work with different churches, leaders, and youth groups for an old job I had. During breaks, the leaders and I would swap stories about the horrific experiences we’ve had with some churches. One leader told me about a church he worked in expressing their concern for a …
Where Can Women Teach? Eight Principles for Christian Churches
How do women honor God’s pattern of male headship in the church while also exercising a spiritual gift of teaching?
What Happened When You Became a Christian?
Most people would agree that no one is perfect, and everyone messes up, so we all need to be forgiven.
What Is Lent, and Why Do Christians Give Up Something for It?
Christians often "give up something for Lent" but why? What is the real reason behind the season?
What is an evangelical Christian?
In America, evangelicalism has become as much a political as a religious identity
What Makes a Christian Different?
What difference does believing in Jesus actually make in a person’s life? And how exactly does it make a difference?
How should Christians respond to Kaepernick?
Don't get so caught up in the form of expression that you fail to consider the merits of the message, and what a Christlike response to the pain of others should look like.
