Eric Costanzo

On Placing a Value on the Life or Quality of Life of a Child

Posted on June 28, 2019June 28, 2019 by Eric Costanzo in Evangelicals, immigration, Jesus, refugees, Religion

Some thoughts on a week when once again the political tends to overshadow personhood, and divisiveness tends to be propagated over decency. If we as Christians cannot be unified in placing the life or quality of life of a child—whether unborn or born—above such tendencies, where do we go from here? It’s hard to understand … Continue reading On Placing a Value on the Life or Quality of Life of a Child →

The Bible has much to say about the value of women in the Church. So much.

Posted on May 24, 2019March 15, 2021 by Eric Costanzo in Evangelicals, Ministry, New Testament, Old Testament, Sexuality and Gender, Women in Leadership

[NOTE: This article was first published by Bible Study Tools on 5/23/19. I have to say this was one of the most joy-filled and rewarding things I have ever written. The more I kept searching through the Scriptures, the more these examples of women in essential leadership roles and significant theological concepts kept coming out. The … Continue reading The Bible has much to say about the value of women in the Church. So much. →

Sri Lanka, Persecution, and Religious Freedom

Posted on April 24, 2019 by Eric Costanzo in Persecution, Religion, Religious Liberty, Violence

The link to the full text of my latest article from The Christian Post is below. Since having written this piece, we have learned that some are claiming the bombings in Sri Lanka are a retaliation for the mosque shootings in New Zealand. Whether or not that is true, the simple suggestion of the idea … Continue reading Sri Lanka, Persecution, and Religious Freedom →