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If we are paying attention, and know what to look for, it is obvious that certain issues are being used for political advantage, to divide and conquer. As Christians, we don’t have to be outsmarted by political parties and news outlets like that.
By looking around at the world around us with spiritual eyes, we can determine whether it is harvest time, or planting season. lt is important to know!
So, the government is proposing a new regulation for media. Why should I care? Well, the last legal change forced a platform to negotiate a contract with news outlets. What do you think are the possible implications of these outlets getting an extra $100 million, thanks to the government?
Are we truly prepared to love our enemies? How about listening to their side of the story? All truth does not reside in the legacy media. Of course, we have to match it to the truth we see in scripture, but maybe we can learn something, and even maybe put our own biases in check.
Dealing with tough issues is part of our spiritual growth, if done with the right motivation. Faith is acting, not just agreeing with somebody. That’s when God is glorified!
The ramifications of the court fine against Donald Trump are going to hurt all New Yorkers, whether truckers get involved or not. It’s just the way the universe is designed.
The philosphical approach commonly seen in media and government inevitably leads to an ‘us and ‘them’ attitude. The economic policies is exacerbating this natural effect of the poor getting poorer and the rich getting richer.
The government and media are keen to blame grocery stores for the increase in our food prices. What really is the root cause of these high prices?
We need to be aware of what situations governments are creating by what they do, rather than just what they say they are doing. Let’s take a closer look!
On the 2nd anniversary of the convoy, there are reasons to mourn and to celebrate. In the midst of both, we always have the freedom to choose Christ’s way of gratitude and forgiveness.
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