It is nothing less than character assassination and complete lack of love and truth; and it's unfortunately the one sin we seem to get the most enjoyment out of. 

The other day I saw a website called, "Lies of the Bible," an all-out attack on the truthfulness of the Word of God. Why?  And what prompts the unabated attacks on Christians calling us hate-mongers, unloving, uncaring, and many other such evil things? Why do athiests hate us so much? The simple truth is, it’s not us, it’s God they hate.  It's God they're really after.

Job had lost everything he had built by his hard work and the blessing and protection of God.  When Job's three friends heard about the grief of their friend, they came to his side to comfort him.  But, at first, they didn't know what to say to their friend, so they sat down on the ground next to Job for the next seven days and nights and said nothing....

When David was a young man full of youthful strength, he took on Goliath the Gittite and overcame him. Goliath had four brothers which is why David picked up five stones.  He was prepared, but he did not meet those brothers that day in his youth....But he did, years later...

The blessed life the Prodigal seeks and longs for comes only from confessing and forsaking the sinfulness of their wayward life. Like the father in Christ's parable of the Prodigal Son, God is waiting and willing to forgive and restore to fellowship and blessing. There is mercy waiting...

Leah’s story is often told as a tragedy because she was caught between Jacob’s love for Rachel and the weight of her own longing to be chosen. But when we look deeper, we see that Leah wasn’t a mistake in Jacob’s story. She was a miracle in God’s plan.

John 11:25-26 “Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?”

A great truth to consider: Eternal life does not start when you die and go to Heaven.

Love is demonstrated by the things we do, not by the words we say or the feelings we have. Biblical love is an "action" word not a "state of being" word.

Learn from the eagle: don't fight crows.