Regardless of which lever you pull in the voting booth, if you claim to follow Jesus, the practice of selective prayer is an act of disobedience.
Author: kevindglenn
Dr. Kevin D. Glenn is a native of Central Florida, calling Auburndale his hometown (go Bloodhounds!).
Kevin is a pastor with more than 26 years of church ministry experience, a contributor to local and national religious news outlets, a consultant to churches seeking healthy growth, and author of the book, "Hand Over Fist: An Invitation to Christ-Centered Civility."
Kevin is a graduate of Trinity College of Florida, Fuller Theological Seminary, and George Fox University, where he earned the Doctor of Ministry under the mentorship of Dr. Leonard Sweet.
His hobbies include playing drums and guitar, fishing and being a fanatical Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan. He lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico with his wife of 25 years and their two children.
Civility Tip 3/12/19: Find The Missing Peace
There will never be peace around us and between us unless and until there is peace within us.
Civility Tip of the Week: Stick to your convictions
If we desire to be more civil, it need not be at the expense of our convictions.
The Perfect Penitent
The reality of Jesus’ claim to be the Son of God and the sole remedy for the brokenness of mankind is a claim that could only be made by one who is evil, deluded, or authentic.
Civility Tip of the Week: Don’t Be Nice
It’s nice to be nice, except when being nice is a way of being dishonest. We can’t hide behind civility in an effort to avoid tough conversations. Civility is more of a compass than it is a shield. It’s precisely the tool needed when navigating conflict and when one is faced with the need to speak truth to the storm.
The Shocking Alternative
Mere Christianity, Book 2: What Christians Believe Chapter 3: The Shocking Alternative If evil is contrary to God’s will, how then can it go on? If God…… Read more “The Shocking Alternative”
A Physician’s Perspective on Elective Abortion
I often think about my patient’s lives outside of my office; their victories, their struggles, their heartaches and joys, and how these issues in their life might affect whatever is concerning them medically speaking. As a women’s health physician, included in those issues that I consider is abortion. With such a serious topic as abortion, I find myself asking many questions…questions I would urge everyone to deeply consider.
Civility Tip of the Week: Reserve the Right to be Wrong.
Want to master wisdom, character, and civility? Reserve the right to be wrong.
Civility Tip of the Week: Be Assertive
Assertiveness requires a level of honesty and clarity that can feel counter-intuitive to someone seeking to practice civility. So then, what does assertive civility look like?
The Invasion
“Real things are not simple…” and they are “…usually odd.” It is the complexity and oddity of life and faith that Lewis credits as a strong reason for believing Christianity.
