The authenticity of Christianity is directly related to one's tongue, with the use of profane language outside the church being a sign of a lack of growth in Christ. The Bible emphasizes the importance of controlling one's tongue, with James writing that if anyone considers himself truly religious and yet does not control his tongue, he deceives himself and his religion is worthless. The tongue has the power to make or break relationships, attract people to the truth of Christ, or repel them, and is a distinguishing characteristic of the believer. [... more]

King David displays remarkable grace to the descendant of his former enemy, King Saul, by treating Saul's descendants with kindness and generosity, demonstrating the power of undeserved and unearned grace that moves us from being God's enemies to God's friends. [... more]

Christians are facing an anti-truth culture where lies are constantly being told, and it's affecting how they raise their children. Robert Knight, a columnist for The Washington Times, discusses the dangers of doublethink and how it's being used to shape minds, especially in children. He explains how the Frankfurt School's critical theory has led to the rejection of absolute truth and the promotion of relativism, which has resulted in the spread of lies and the erosion of moral values. [... more]