A friend recently said something that captures the heart of this debate: “Saying ‘it’s not ok to be gay’ is one thing; saying ‘they should be stoned or put to death’ is another. We need solid lines in the sand.” I agree with him. There is a real and necessary difference between expressing a belief…
One of the gifts of Anglican theology is its quiet insistence that truth is often found not at the extremes, but in the space between them. We speak of “living in the tension” not because we enjoy discomfort, but because we recognize that the world is complex, diverse, and full of voices that carry partial…
The news of Benny Hinn’s second divorce has stirred deep questions in the Christian world. For decades, Hinn’s ministry has been synonymous with miracle crusades, healing prayer, and bold proclamations of faith. His public witness has often emphasized commitment, love, traditional marriage, and faithfulness as central to Christian life. Yet, the reality of his broken…