Can Donald Trump Be Trusted and Does it Matter? (Part 2 of 3) by Barney Wiget

“This is of a different category than we've had. This is not simply the number of lies; it's the velocity of the lies, it's the character of the lies.” Peter Wehner “No man in the whole world can change the truth. One can only look for the truth, find it, and serve it.” Dietrich Bonhoeffer …

The Telemarketer Approach to Evangelism

God doesn’t merely recruit silver-tongued orators or skilled apologists for his quest for friends. Silver and skill sometimes actually inhibit the Spirit’s efforts to find his way into a person’s consciousness. They can detract from the actual good news itself. Don Everts writes, “If they have just a thimbleful of curiosity, we could actually douse …

Seldom Right But Never in Doubt!

“Courage,” says Collin Hansen, “is not measured by how many people you can offend.” Peter, the apostle best known for his overconfident bluster, learned over time to share his hope in Christ with “gentleness and respect.” When we lack these qualities we tend to condescendingly answer questions they’re not asking. Too many Christians are “seldom …

Tone Down the Condescension

“Pride,” wrote C.S. Lewis, “is the complete anti-God state of mind.” The best way to defeat arrogance is with meekness. My inadvertent response disarmed the spirit of pride and momentarily neutralized the adversary’s efforts to keep him incarcerated behind his wall. The Spirit slightly lifted the spiritual barrier like venetian blinds and let a little …