Guilt

What part does guilt play in Chrisitanity?

When is guilt helpful and when is it detrimental?

Comfortable Assumptions

Cognitive dissonance, the study of psychology tells us, is the internal tension that results when our experience...

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After Failing

In the Garden of Gethsemane on the night Jesus was arrested, the disciples fell asleep when Jesus had asked them to stay...

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In Stone and Sand

Each of us, in an instant, can drudge up a snapshot of humanity at its worst. Images of genocide in Germany, Rwanda,...

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Guilt Smothered By Fear

Ravi Zacharias describes three types of guilt, using a story from the Bible that focuses on one type of guilt in...

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Dealing with Guilt

Dealing with guilt can be one of the most felt struggles of human life. But if the culture tells us there are no...

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Pointing Fingers

For a world of finger-pointing, the day is ripe with opportunity. Today is "Spy Wednesday," an old and uncommon name for the Wednesday of Holy Week, so-named because it marks the...

Their Finest Hour

More articles from Just Thinking 25.3>> Winston Churchill was responsible for some of the most striking and memorable speeches ever delivered. The strong rhetoric he often...

By His Hand

Although some today no longer believe we need God in order to understand ourselves and our world, we often struggle to make sense of our impoverished hearts, even toward those we...

The Muddle of Human Meaning

Daily life really makes you think. News stories, events, and reports of atrocities, stupidities, crimes and the messes of human interactions bombard us on a constant basis. It is...

Beyond Scars

I have always found it immeasurably comforting that Jesus gave Simon the name "Cephas," or Peter, before Cephas had done much of anything. Before Peter had even determined to...

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