Question from a pastor: In light of Christ’s command to “turn the other cheek” and to “not resist the evil man”, is it inappropriate for believers to contemplate or exercise physical force in defense of our families against criminal aggressors?
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It is commonly taught in churches that Christians should tithe (a word meaning the giving of “a tenth” of their income) to their local church. Christians are sometimes told that they owe the first ten percent of their income to the church where they attend, and that any giving to other needy persons or ministries falls into a separate category called “offerings” and should be given only after the first ...
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Steve Gregg of The Narrow Path had a Bible Q&A with interested patrons at a southern California bible study.
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In this highlight from his lecture series, The Beatitudes, Bible teacher Steve Gregg discusses appropriate responses for Christians when being persecuted for their faith.
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On a blustery September day in Wentzville, Missouri, Steve Gregg delivered a lecture to an audience in an outdoor pavilion. His topic was, "Being a Disciple in the Kingdom Of God."
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For centuries, the essential meaning of marriage was universally understood (and taken for granted) in Western civilization, and, with very few modifications, in the pagan world as well. Because a marriage was always seen as the defining core of a family, providing a context for bearing and rearing children, its purpose and nature were taken to be self-evident, and seldom was thought to require defining. Among those societies informed by ...
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"Showing how to think, not what to think - about the Bible."
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