Law and Gospel

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Don’t Rebuild What Christ Fulfilled: The Case Against “Bible Diets”

With the growing popularity of the “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) movement alongside a growing distrust of standard Western fare and medical advice, many Christians are rethinking their approach to food. For a Western church long known for pre-service donuts and cookies, the shift toward […]

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Why Do Christians Only Observe Some of the Old Testament Laws?

Trypho’s question and the modern objection both boil down to the same issue: Are Christians inconsistent in how they apply Old Testament law?

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Content With Abundance: The Tenth Commandment

God certainly has the power and sovereignty to provide financially, mend broken relationships, and heal the body, but that doesn’t mean those things will always happen. The state of our soul will always be the greater problem on the table.

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Speaking A Good Word: The Ninth Commandment

In a world of harsh judgments and critical insults, Christians have an opportunity for their conduct and speech to be exemplary by being gracious and uncomplaining to others in our speech rather than cruel and demeaning to our neighbors.

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To Be A Steward: The Eighth Commandment

Nothing is truly ours, and nothing is truly ours for the taking. All people and things belong to God and that reality ought to govern every interaction and thought.

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