What does the Bible require of Christians regarding politics and allegiance to a country? Answer: Pray. Honor. Serve. Engage as “salt and light.” We never should speak evil of those in authority, and we are commanded to obey and pray. (Romans 13:

Life becomes much less stressful when you give up your right to anger and offense. We will attract rather than repel the lost. (What if Christians were known as the people you can't offend?) Choosing unoffendability frees us to profoundly lov

Only Jesus was completely and absolutely righteous so only He has the right to be righteously indignant (Mark 3:5; Matthew 13)! Often, the very thing we think makes our anger “righteous” is the very thing we are called to forgive.

Being offended isn't part of being a Christian! Giving up our right to be angry makes us others-centered. We can choose to be unoffendable! We want grace for ourselves but we struggle to extend it to others. Gratitude and anger can't coe

If God “owns the cattle on a thousand hills” then why does He ask me to give my money to the Church? How does giving support our mission/vision?