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Affirming Truth, Rejecting Error: a call to biblical faithfulness amidst political division

Truth without compassion can become cruelty. Compassion without truth can become confusion. The biblical solution is not to choose one over the other but to hold them together. As the Nordic countries face challenges such as immigration, crime, family breakdown, and questions of justice, Christians should resist the temptation to borrow ideological solutions from either side of the political spectrum. Instead, they should evaluate every issue through the lens of Scripture, affirming truth wherever it is found and rejecting error wherever it appears.

Motherhood and the Unconditional Love of God

Experiencing a mother’s love is a sharing in the Father’s unconditional, unwavering love for his own children. When we suffer deeply as our children experience pain or are roaming from the path of righteousness, we are sharing in the Father’s heart for his children.

Gud troystar okkum, so vit kunnu troysta onnur

Tá ið vit sum Guds børn uppliva trongdir og líðing, troystar Gud okkum. Men hendan troyst er ikki okkara at bøla yvir. Jesus segði, at úr lívinum hjá honum ella henni, sum trýr á hann, skulu renna streymar av livandi vatni (Jóhannes 7:38). Vit líða og verða troysta, so vit kunnu troysta onnur, sum líða, við júst somu troyst, sum vit vórðu troystað við: Guds troyst.

Moderskap och Faderns villkorslösa kärlek

Att få uppleva moderskärlek innebär alltså att få ta del av Faderns villkorslösa och orubbliga kärlek till sina egna barn. När vi lider för att våra barn far illa eller viker av från rättfärdighetens väg, får vi uppleva något av Faderns hjärta för sina barn.

Living Through Tears: Part I

Finnish men don’t really talk about crying, though it seems to come more naturally for women. Crying is associated with fear and shame, and so I am afraid and embarrassed to say I cry often. However, I have learned how powerful crying is—in a good way. Through crying, the Lord has taught me about life and, ultimately, about himself as the Giver of Life. Crying may not be easy for everyone, but it is important for everyone.

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Affirming Truth, Rejecting Error: a call to biblical faithfulness amidst political division

Truth without compassion can become cruelty. Compassion without truth can become confusion. The biblical solution is not to choose one over the other but to hold them together. As the Nordic countries face challenges such as immigration, crime, family breakdown, and questions of justice, Christians should resist the temptation to borrow ideological solutions from either side of the political spectrum. Instead, they should evaluate every issue through the lens of Scripture, affirming truth wherever it is found and rejecting error wherever it appears.

Grace in the Good Life Episode 5

“Most Christians do not have a really robust understanding of the significance of the resurrection of Christ and how that relates to our future resurrection… and how that should relate to our daily living in the present.” This episode contains a robust conversation with Miska Wilhelmsson on the resurrection: why the physical resurrection is essential to the Christian faith and how the promise of our future resurrection should shape the way we live as Christians.

Living Through Tears: Part I

Finnish men don’t really talk about crying, though it seems to come more naturally for women. Crying is associated with fear and shame, and so I am afraid and embarrassed to say I cry often. However, I have learned how powerful crying is—in a good way. Through crying, the Lord has taught me about life and, ultimately, about himself as the Giver of Life. Crying may not be easy for everyone, but it is important for everyone.

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