Embracing a Biblical ethic is crucial for establishing a stable and moral society and essential for navigating complex moral issues and preventing societal decline. Francis Schaeffer wrote, “If there are no absolutes by which to judge society, then society itself is absolute.”
Paul’s words in 1 Timothy demand a recalibration of what we consider “rich” to be.
Sometimes the fruit of our labor comes after patiently waiting for the soil to produce it’s yield.
It’s possible to hold extreme joy and intense grief in two different hands at the same time.
We tend to think on two planes: the natural world and the afterlife. But many cultures prioritize thinking of an unseen world between the two.
This question is a metaphor for our contextualization of the Gospel as a missions agency.