The tone police: How God wants us to talk and act
Keith Kraska Keith Kraska

The tone police: How God wants us to talk and act

Some Christians don't think our tone is a big deal, or that it's too subjective to debate. But the Bible disproves both of those claims; God cares greatly about our tone, and His word has a lot to say about it.

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Be careful when singing Old Testament lyrics
Keith Kraska Keith Kraska

Be careful when singing Old Testament lyrics

When Christians sing lyrics like “Ask of Me and I will give you the nations” or “Here am I, send me,” we think they’re about evangelism. But we’re actually singing Scriptures that are about God’s wrath.

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Nothing on earth makes the Bible come alive
Keith Kraska Keith Kraska

Nothing on earth makes the Bible come alive

Do you cringe when you hear someone say something makes the Bible “come alive”? Like a film, location or experience? You should. Nothing can make the Bible come alive, because it’s already alive.

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Is healing ‘the children’s bread’? No
Keith Kraska Keith Kraska

Is healing ‘the children’s bread’? No

One of the proof-texts cited by those who claim that God wants all Christians physically healed now is the "children's bread" passage about Jesus and the Syro-Phoenician woman. But an examination of that story shows it doesn't mean that at all.

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The real satanism
Keith Kraska Keith Kraska

The real satanism

When you think of satanism, you may think of explicitly worshiping an actual devil. But when we let the devil speak for himself in the Bible, we see that true satanism not about worshiping him, but ourselves.

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