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Our frustration gives way to a knowledge of His grace. 

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The gospel message of salvation can only be shared.

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The tension between right and wrong inside church polity.

 Put simply, church discipline is ignored unless it is both horrific and public. Consider how long it took the Catholic church (child pornography and abuse) and the Southern Baptists (pastoral predators) to admit the rot that had taken place in their leadership for so many years. The Presbyterian PCA church, though not as public, has had its own pastoral accountability issues (details). 

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We need Jesus!

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When and how will we die and, more importantly, where will we go?

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Regardless of our human opinions of what fairness should look like, Jesus and the New Testament present a choice, to accept Christ as our Savior and Lord or reject Him and rely on our own behavior for our eternal state. If one believes the Bible as a statement of God’s righteous judgment, “all have sinned and fallen short of the kingdom of God” (Rom. 3:23), then we are left with His judgment without Christ.

Hebrews 10:31 It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. 

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God is in control, not man.

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This is a brief article full of questions, but few answers. The reason that answers are lacking is that they will come from the establishment of human laws, rather than the commands of God as written in the Bible. The trajectory of these changes seems apparent, however, the timetable remains unclear. 

What is the cause of the line being moved? That is one of the few easy answers. The more Biblical Christianity is rejected as a foundation for morality, the more the line moves towards an everchanging human definition of hate speech. If one believes the Bible was written by God, but penned by man, it stands as a guardian, defining morality from the perspective of an omnipotent God. Denominations can argue among themselves on the finer points of theology. However, for those who read the Bible as a calling to share the Good News (scripture) of Jesus Christ, there is an imperative that cannot be ignored: Follow God rather than man. Where is the line when theology crosses into hate speech? 

The line is moving… where will it end?

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Abortion is not always up to the mother and her doctor.

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We are either dead or alive in Christ.