The Hope Within

Narrow Is the Gate

 

 

The Faithful Apologist

Cultic Doctrines, Pagan Practices, And False Prophets

 

 

Overcoming Self Doubt

 

 

Divine Messengers

 

 

When Your Faith Is Blindsided

When Your Faith Is Blindsided by Bishop RC Blakes, Jr.

 

The Jabez House Story

Jabez House

How You Can Help

Life Transformation Investor

 

 

St. Vincent Relief

Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How to Help St. Vincent and the Grenadines After the Devastating Volcanic Eruption

How to help St Vincent and the Grenadines: List of places to donate

Believe Women

Devastating consequences flowed from people not listening to the testimony of a woman—consequences I witnessed and endured firsthand, even as I have had to examine and confess my own complicity. It is against this backdrop that the phrase “believe women” has taken on a new potency for me.

As a follower of Jesus, it saddens me that the church seems no better than the world in this regard. Far too often, women are not believed. Renowned psychologist and abuse expert Diane Langberg points out that “across studies the rates of false accusations run between 3 and 9 percent.” Yet time and again, women who come forward with testimony are not believed.

Textual Criticism

Next time you run into the presence or absence of a verse like Acts 8:37, don’t take it as a challenge or a conspiracy. The editors of the translation have good reasons for the path they chose and will usually leave a note to clue you in. With a little work, some consulting of textual commentaries, and some wider understanding of how thousands of manuscripts inform our understanding of the Greek New Testament, you can examine the evidence yourself and come to your own conclusion.