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luke 627 in the christian apologist's life
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Luke 6:27 in your Christian Apologist Life

Loving people well is hard to do. Loving people who don’t like you back is even more difficult. And yet, it was Jesus who said “But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, 28 bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.” (Luke 6:27-28)

Who was Jesus charging with these words? Just a select few? No: Continue Reading

motivation when you just can't even
Apologetics, Articles, Everyday Life, Scripture Habits

4 ways to find motivation ON THE DAYS YOU JUST CAN’T EVEN

To be fair, I’m probably not the right person to be penning this post. In a given month, there are many days during which I “just can’t even” and don’t scrounge up sufficient motivation to accomplish much-needed tasks- mopping floors, raking the chicken run, and reading a book falls by the wayside. Cracking my Bible open begins to feel like a chore. That’s when I know the motivation needs to happen and the “can’t even” excuses need to end, and I suppose that’s why I’m writing this post: defending the faith is an active process, we’ve ALL been through a drought, and we can help each other out. Continue Reading

Step out of your bubble
Apologetics, Articles, Biblical Difficulties, Scripture Habits, Worldviews

Step out of Your Bubble: Investigate Belief

It’s easy to stay in your bubble. It’s cozy and familiar. Even on the occasion when one belief is causing friction with another, as long as no outside source shines light on the cognitive dissonance, we can keep on keeping on.

But that’s not what we’re called to do. And it’s not really what we’re content with, is it?

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