Praising God for the Righteous and the Wicked
Righteousness and wickedness have consequences, and even God’s children experience their effects equally. More
Terrell Carter
Terrell Carter is assistant professor and director of contextualized learning at Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Shawnee, Kansas, and pastor of Webster Groves Baptist Church. He is the author of multiple books, including the forthcoming volume Healing Racial Divides: Finding Strength in Diversity (Chalice Press). You can follow him on Twitter @tcarterstl.
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Praising God Even When a Promise Is Delayed
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Just because we are Christians, doesn’t mean the world respects our beliefs and values. More
The Gift of Righteous Indignation
Righteous indignation is typically anger and contempt toward someone combined with the feeling that it is our right to feel that anger in the first place. More
When You Fall or Feel Like a Failure, Remember Jonah
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Am I My Enemies’ Keeper?
Who is your enemy? I know we’re Christians, but when you’re not at church or thinking holy thoughts or being intentional about being loving, who can you not stand? More
