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🎙️Tune in This Saturday! Dominic from Total Breakthrough joing Robbie Raugh on The Raw Truth and will be sharing about the Power of Praying Together. The Questions below will help you get ready for this impactful conversation: 1. What does God say about praying together? 2. Is praying together part of your prayer life? 3. Does the story of Peter in prison encourage you and give you hope? You can find this story in Act Chapter 12.

Someone needed to say it. So glad Katelyn Beaty now did! "Obviously the bro code is bad for women because it asks them to deal with sexual harassment on their own — such as through a whisper network, as at CT. But beyond the more obvious harm of harassment, it also asks women to tolerate men who are bad at their jobs. Or to tolerate men who are good at their jobs but are cyclically unprofessional, volatile, have poor interpersonal and/or regulatory skills, and make them feel like crap. And none of this is good for Christian institutions or the church. One, because it often means that unqualified men lead those institutions in unhealthy or unwise ways, setting a low standard for others’ conduct and expectations. Two, because Christian institutions are to be places where all people are ensured dignity, fairness, and physical and emotional safety, and where bro codes are superseded by kingdom codes. If your Christian institution is functionally an old-boy network, there’s probably not much discernibly Christian about it."

At the intersection of Faith and Reason, Fr. Spitzer answers viewer questions on a wide range of subjects, including: Science, Morality, Suffering, Virtue, and the Existence of God. Tune in ANY time with EWTN On Demand: https://bit.ly/EOD_FSU

Our generation is one bedevilled with an insatiable penchant for mischief; one that easily sneers at even the most sacrosanct issues. In our defence, we are quick to make light of matters whose significance are lost on us or those we don’t fully understand. Whatever the case is, I believe we can do better, we ought to do better for posterity. This is particularly needful in matters of faith and Christian doctrine, some of us must understand that there are certain matters that are beyond our purview. Who said we have to give our two cents regarding trending issues? It’s even more unbecoming when we lack adequate background knowledge of events. We must learn to draw the line between jocularity and sobriety. We shouldn’t be blatantly sacrilegious all in the name of being expressive and empathetic. Some principles are irrevocably weightier than our thoughts and feelings.

At the intersection of Faith and Reason, Fr. Spitzer answers viewer questions on a wide range of subjects, including: Science, Morality, Suffering, Virtue, and the Existence of God. Tune in ANY time with EWTN On Demand: https://bit.ly/EOD_FSU

Today we're sharing another helpful article from our journal, The Christian Librarian. This article outlines faith-based tools like exercise, counseling, and prayer for managing Imposter Phenomenon. Read here: https://lnkd.in/e2mcMzkR

At the intersection of Faith and Reason, Fr. Spitzer answers viewer questions on a wide range of subjects, including: Science, Morality, Suffering, Virtue, and the Existence of God. Tune in ANY time with EWTN On Demand: https://bit.ly/EOD_FSU

This is the most helpful survey of the OT about there! It’s logical, visual, clear and extremely helpful. Great for lay leaders and Bible study teachers!

This guide for young people delves into understanding and overcoming shyness from a biblical perspective. http://wix.to/d3KQjZ6

Check out this amazing piece by Hamza Majeed Khan on one of the best narrative based adventures.