When Charlie Kirk was martyred, all the left had to say was, “Murdering someone is always wrong. We renounce all forms of political violence.” And to be fair, many on the left did say that. However, a shockingly large number of people did not do that. They failed this very simple test.
No government on this earth will be absolutely biblical in every way. No matter who’s in office, sin will always occur. However, I do believe there are better and worse forms of government. The more biblical principles we can recognize and apply in our governments, the better our society will be.
Isaiah 5:20-21, “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter! Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes, and shrewd in their own sight!”
Not only was Charlie Kirk murdered by a sexually depraved person who was fully indoctrinated by leftist ideologies, but those celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk are also people who profess to be leftists. Why are they so full of hate and violence?
I’m sure some people will click on this article just to say, “Who cares what a Christian’s man’s perspective is about women’s clothing!”
In this article, I’m going to talk about the differences between a biblical woman and a modern woman, particularly when it comes to the area of accountability.
Today we are going to be reviewing some highlights from a video on the channel called Caleb Hammer. Here’s a link to the full video if you want to watch it, Financial Audit’s Most Evil Guest.
Today we are going to be reacting to a video from a wife and mother who posted on TikTok about how she will not thank her husband for doing chores around the house.
Today we’ll be reviewing a TikTok video that has been going viral for all the wrong reasons. I’m not trying to be rude against this woman or make fun of her. Rather, the heart behind this reaction is to instruct single Christian men on how to avoid marrying a toxic woman.
God’s word is timeless and never changes (Matthew 24:35). Though it was written thousands of years ago under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, it still applies today (2 Timothy 3:16-17).
