If Sin Has Its Own Consequences, Are We Really Forgiven? (podcast)

Forgiving (and Loving!) Your Only Son’s Killer October 30, 2013

StoryCorps is an organization whose mission is to provide Americans of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share, and preserve the stories of their lives. We came across this extraordinary story on The Daily Beast and had to share it.  Mary Johnson’s only son, 20 year old Laramiun Byrd, was murdered during a…

What About the Arizona Anti-Gay Bill? February 26, 2014

HumanSeeHumanDo via Compfight The recent anti-gay bill in Arizona which was passed last week by the state’s Legislature and now sits on the desk of the Governor, would allow companies to deny service to or discriminate against gay people based on the religious beliefs of the business owner. In response, Greg has tweeted: “The governor…

Lighten Up: The Wisdom of Forgiveness August 21, 2012

Q&A: Condemning Sin June 16, 2016

Q: I have a question about how you answer the rare occasions when Jesus apparently felt it necessary to publicly condemn sin: like the cleansing of the temple and his very strong judgments on Pharisees and rulers in Matthew 23. Also John the Baptist who not only preached strongly regarding public sins but was imprisoned…

From Boston, With Love April 19, 2013

We posted some of T. C. Moore’s reflections on the Open 2013 conference earlier this week. T. C. lives in Boston and was deeply moved by the violence and terror that came to his city. Now we want to share his most recent blog post Oz and the Cross: Reflections on God’s Love and the…

If Sin Contains its Own Punishment, Why Do the Wicked Prosper? (podcast) August 19, 2019

What about the fat cats who never suffer? Greg and Barbara speculate on consequences and justice and the nature of sin and punishment. Why do evil people seem to flourish?   Episode 551 http://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregboyd/Episode_0551.mp3