As Christians, we are often faced with opposing views from political leaders. At times, they are very different. What should our attitude be towards these leaders and their authority?

Would your therapist be willing to tell you that a certain behaviour is morally wrong? What is the standard for this ethic?

What is the end goal of your therapy? Is your therapist looking beyond symptoms to address your fundamental character and your life after death, or is the goal simply to help you recover “normal human functioning?”

What is the source of your therapist’s authority? What causes you to trust them or to think that their advice is worth following?

Some anticipate getting new and better voices in heaven. Certainly we will not deal with limitations of health or endurance or strength. But if we are honest, our attention and interest regularly falter sooner than our voices. Never again in heaven.

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With the Old Testament and historical background in place in previous articles, it’s time to examine Mark 7:1–13 in more detail.  In other words, it’s …