New Testament ethics

  • Love Without Lie

    Love Without Lie

    When a child comes out as gay, Christian parents often feel forced to choose between love and conviction. The New Testament offers a better way: love that remains, truth that speaks without cruelty, and discipleship rooted in Spirit-formed patience. This post explores how to keep belonging and holiness together—without panic, shame, or hypocrisy.

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  • Paul doesn’t deny suffering—he names it. But he says the love of God is deeper. Romans 8:31–39 offers covenant assurance that suffering can never undo. This is confidence, not comfort.

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