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One reason to love your enemies:
Because you're no better before God than they are.
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Seeing someone in need within the four walls of your church is great, but it takes more than a casual acknowledgement for real ministry to happen. Want to make a difference in someone’s life? Don’t sit next to them; sit across from them. Set a place at your table. Invite them in.
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What’s baffling to me is everyone coming after the creator of VeggieTales for stating orthodox Christian belief only because it has the appearance of supporting a liberal politician are the very ones who backed a politician with even worse theology only because he’s conservative?
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This is actually a massive point, and Jen has been a great voice on this.
Many churches have accepted (consciously or unconsciously) the idea that discipleship really doesn't have to involve a whole lot of actual learning.
Therefore, they push Bible reading in a vague general way that is framed around hyper-pietistic devotional practices that actually aren't fruitful for the majority of Christians.
In the charismatic space where I've spent much time, that looks like Bible study for the purpose of "hearing God" in some kind of abstract, non-specific way.
This typically causes churches to devolve into a kind of "reader response theory" approach to Scripture where every individual brings an "equally valid" impression of what Scripture "is speaking to them."
There's no avoiding the truth: we have to teach people the specific tools they will need to use every time they read the Bible.
We have to teach people to accept their limitations and lean on the right voices and the right resources in the right ways.
Those of you pushing back against this have more in common with Mormonism than historial, orthodox Christianity.
I'm amazed at the # of Christians who believe, since God took on the human form of a biological male, we can conclude that God the Father is eternally male.
Also amazed at the anger generated by pointing out this is not historic Christian teaching.
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No, a 'tasteless smear' is using Kirk's death as a prop to defame people you don't like, who weren't even talking about him.
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"I don’t want Jared Kushner to be investigated because he’s the president’s son-in-law. I want him investigated because he’s potentially laundered and embezzled $2 billion dollars in funds from the governments of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. I don’t want Stephen Miller investigated because he’s a racist ghoul who’s at the center of the Trump brain trust. I want him investigated because he’s a racist ghoul who has violated the due-process rights of millions of people and, potentially, directly violated court orders. I don’t want Pete Hegseth investigated because he’s a toxic psychopath who is unqualified to lead America’s military forces. I want him investigated because he’s a fucking murderer who needs to spend the rest of his life in jail, either in this country or The Hague." thenation.com/article/politi…
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Jesus is the hope of the world.
The local church is the hope of the world.
The church is Jesus's body here on earth, so both these things are true.
You know what isn't the hope of the world? Any political party or leader.
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When you win, "God has spoken."
When you lose, "God is still in control."
At what point is God allowed
to disagree with you?
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If a MAGA voter is bewildered today, perhaps he should stop making a meme calling his opponents “fake and gay,” delete the post declaring that Indian Americans worship demons, turn off the podcast that’s shrieking at him that every person who votes Democratic is a heretic, and take a very long and thoughtful look in the mirror.
Donald Trump is to blame, but no one — absolutely no one — made you imitate him. nytimes.com/2026/11/05/opini…
Projection:
Democrat Amish Shah is the Projected Winner in the #AZ01 election. He will defeat Republican Jay Feely.
Democratic Gain
#Election2026 #ElectionDay
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Here in Arizona, your donations to Turning Point...
Might not have delivered any wins,
Might have completed turning the state blue,
But at least you bought some mediocre guys, with no work history, who were in default on loans...
Some million dollar houses.
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At some point, we’ll realize that Americans don’t want a far-left or far-right country.
We’re a nation filled with people who are desperately looking for sensible leaders in a broken political system.
And the GOP did the opposite of what nearly every voter wanted. Thus, this.
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"After an election, if you see Christians panicking, despondent, outraged, or acting like it's the end of the world, that's a pretty good sign they're following a counterfeit Jesus."
We said this in November 2024 and we're saying it again now.
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I've never watched election returns that feel so profoundly just. Many elections seem to have unclear messages or lack moral color. This one feels righteous. The GOP, according to any coherent political perspective, deserves this.
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One reason you don't want to claim your candidate is "God's candidate" or your party is "God's party" is that when that candidate or party loses, it becomes really apparent how small you've made God in order to support your own political opinions and aspirations.
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Don’t feel sorry for what’s about to happen. Every Republican defeated today enthusiastically supported:
Masked Ice agents killing Americans
Selling Pardons like hotdogs
Largest ever cuts to Medicaid
Tax breaks for private jets
Data centers run amuck
War in Iran and $6.50 Deisel
Pardoning 1600 J6 criminals
Elon Musk at the helm of govt
Pete Hegseth
Gutting public lands
War crimes in Gaza
Idiotic billion$ ballroom
RFK jr and his measles insanity
Massive Trump family Crypto Fraud
If there ain’t consequences for that, then we need a revolution.