Suicide, we believe, is a sin. Now there is an added component of mental health, but nobody has the right to take their own life. – Pastor Adriel Sanchez
Jon and Justin continue a lengthy conversation about men and women–and how we relate to one another in the home and in the church. There has been a lot of cultural baggage that has influenced the church through history on these matters. There has been a lot of pain caused and damage done. This conversation […]
Jon and Justin begin a lengthy conversation about men and women–and how we relate to one another in the home and in the church. There has been a lot of cultural baggage that has influenced the church through history on these matters. There has been a lot of pain caused and damage done. This conversation […]
Dr Clark joined Sarah Morris, Sean Morris, and Josh Squires to discuss how the church should and should not address abuse.
Marissa, Joy, Matt, Vanessa, Russ and Sergio discuss the church and church homelessness.
Rachael Denhollander, Todd Benkert, and Dave Pittman team up to give an introduction to trauma-informed care and its usefulness in Christian ministry. In this breakout, they answer the questions What is Trauma? How does trauma affect a person? Is trauma-informed care biblical? What does trauma-informed care look like in the context of the local church? […]
We can be transparent because Christ does not cast us out when we talk about our sins. Check out more of our video content on the Core Christianity YouTube channel.
Jesus is saying the same kind of thing to everyone. When we rightly understand what he teaches about sexual ethics and about marriage, it is deeply humbling for every one of us.
Beth Allison Barr, author of ‘The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the subjugation of women became Gospel truth’ takes an egalitarian view of scripture. Rachel Green Miller, author of ‘Beyond Authority and Submission: Women and Men in Marriage, Church, and Society’ takes a complementarian perspective.