Clearly Caring Magazine
Here is what you can expect from Clearly Caring:
1. A Thought-Provoking, Biblically Rooted Publication
It offers in-depth, Christ-centered analysis of life and family issues through a Biblical lens.
2. Timely and Relevant Topics
Each issue tackles pressing and sensitive topics with wisdom and compassion.
3. Practical and Spiritual Guidance
The articles are written to help readers make thoughtful, spiritually grounded decisions.
4. Accessible in Multiple Formats
Readers can continue reading online or have the magazine delivered to their home.
5. Part of a Broader, Faith-Based Ministry
Clearly Caring serves as an educational “bridge”—tackling real-world life and family topics and pointing readers toward the Gospel and the love of God. It’s part of CLR’s mission to engage hearts in Christ-centered truth through well-researched, thoughtful content.
Latest Issue
Spiritual Warfare in a Secular World: Part 2: Inclinations | Fall 2026
In Part 1 of this series, I discussed “Pro-Life Political Realities,” focusing on absolutism vs. incrementalism. Now let’s explore how evil inclinations challenge us as we navigate controversial issues in a pluralistic society.
Government Brings Order to a Disordered World
Paul says that creation groans under its bondage to decay and that believers groan as they await the redemption of their bodies (Romans 8:22–23).The Greek word stenazo conveys groaning under pressure. It suggests a condition that makes life less habitable than originally designed.
No one is free from this, but everyone is “squeezed” differently. Because people live with conflicting desires and interests, governments seek common ground to preserve public order. Civil order can restrain some outward wrongs, but it cannot remake the human heart.
James Madison wrote in Federalist 51: “If men were angels, no government would be necessary.” We often try to leverage government to make “better angels” out of people. As much as we want to fix problems in others, let’s start with the one person we can change—ourselves.
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