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Before anything else, I want to make one thing unmistakably clear: I am not writing about the scandal itself. I am not analyzing the details, the personalities, the allegations, or the commentary that continues to swirl around it. Instead, this article speaks to something far more widespread and far more spiritually urgent: the way Christians are talking about the scandal—and talking about all the talking.

Many Christian couples enter marriage with a sincere longing for peace, believing that with enough prayer, patience, and perseverance, harmony will eventually arrive. Yet over time, a quiet ache often grows beneath the surface—a hope that seems endlessly deferred. A husband or wife waits for the other to soften, to listen, to understand, to finally change the pattern that keeps wounding them. What begins as hope gradually turns into a kind of vigil, as though the entire futur

As followers of Christ, we are called to be ambassadors of reconciliation, carrying forth Jesus' message of love and peace to those around us. The apostle Paul reminds us of this important duty in ...

The Bible provides insight into the human condition and the consequences of our actions. One recurring theme is the danger of remaining ...

Gossip, often perceived as harmless chatter, is a profound reflection of deeper spiritual maladies, particularly the idols of pride and arro

In the Epistle of James, a powerful message is delivered to believers, urging them to exercise humility and refrain from passing judgment on

Pride and arrogance are two of the most insidious idols that can lead individuals astray, deeply impacting their relationships and spiritual