This week we talk about wise counsel. How do you know you're getting it? How do you evaluate counsel and know if it is Biblical or not? In a time when self-help is the world's version of the Gospel, how do we truly know how to help ourselves?

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The doctrine of inerrancy is crazy important. If the Scriptures aren't inerrant, you might as well throw any doctrine you want out the window. So what is inerrancy, and what does it mean?

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Last week, over six thousand evangelicals signed a statement on social justice and the Gospel. We invited one of the framers of the statement, Tom Ascol, to join us to talk about why it was written and where we should go from here.

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A question that we frequently find in our inbox is about certain scenarios in which someone is unsure whether or not they should leave their church. Before you can answer that question well, you have to first understand what the church is FOR.

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This week we talk about what the essentials of the faith are—what must one do to be saved? And when we say, "Repent and believe", what must be believed in in order to be saved? These are the things that make us sisters in Christ!

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Scripture gives us a holistic view of who we are in body, mind, and spirit. Since God made us each in His image, both male and female, we can know that He has a purpose for us in our gender. But we live in a culture that hates what God has said about who we are, and how we should live. We know that the feminists by and large get the concept of womanhood really wrong, so how can we make sure we get it right?

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The Psalmist loved God's Law so much he couldn't help but write and sing about it. Jesus said he did not come to abolish the Law. We know that whatever the Lord does is just. How should the Biblical view of God's Law affect us today?

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Every feminist movement has appealed to the government to make the changes they see as necessary to further their freedom. But the world’s definition of freedom is often tyranny. It is actually Christianity’s view of gender, sex, and marriage that is radical and freeing! Come to the cross. Enjoy real freedom.

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Let’s pull up a chair and talk about a social justice buzzword: privilege. The world tells you it’s one thing, but what does God have to say about it? How should Christians think about their privilege?

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Let's talk about joy! If you haven't been feeling joyful lately, you're really missing out. We know we live in a sin-filled world with sin-filled hearts, but joy is a fruit of the Spirit—meaning it's something that God is working in you. So what should you do if you just aren't feeling it?

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