Tag: murder
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Christians and the Doctrine of Objective Reasonableness
Whenever there is a high-profile law enforcement incident involving the use of force, particularly deadly force, it takes almost no time whatsoever for internet “experts” to weigh in and decide whether or not the officer involved was in the right. And, in most cases, with little to no knowledge of the details, many people will
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In Times of Trouble, Christ is Our Comfort
In the wake of tragedy and tribulation, people are left feeling a profound sense of loss and hopelessness. Yet, Christians can point people to the greatest possible hope we have, Jesus Christ. In Jesus, we have many great and precious promises that bring comfort to the weak and trembling, promises that will cause us to
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All Who Desire to Live Godly
On September 10, 2025, conservative influencer and activist Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA was assassinated while speaking at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Kirk was an active voice on college campuses around the country, seeking to challenge the younger generation to not only be involved in the political process but to stand up
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Say No to Ex Post Facto
As Christians continue to be involved in the debate over abortion and abortion laws, one of the most prominent parts of the discussion is the prosecution of women seeking abortion if the act is criminalized. The most common debate centers on whether women should be considered either victims or perpetrators. One side argues that if
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Can Christians Be Vigilantes?
It started with an interesting online post from a friend. He shared a video clip (from a movie portraying real events) of a woman killing in a courtroom the accused rapist and murderer of her daughter and rightly observed the “tension” we as Christians should feel toward such a matter. A sense of “solidarity” with
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Is Roe the End?
A Historic Moment Today, June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. In this monumental decision, the Court ruled there is no constitutional protection for abortion and returned the matter to the States. In other words, each State must now decide whether to make abortion illegal, legal, or restricted in some capacity. This
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