There are moments when life moves on so completely that it feels as if the past has faded away. Promises once spoken are forgotten. Warnings once heard are muted by time. We forget—but God does not. And Scripture shows us that God’s memory is not something to fear, but something to trust.

A bill has been introduced in the Colorado legislature — SB26-097 — that would decriminalize prostitution in our state. This proposal raises serious moral, spiritual, and societal concerns that Christians and all people of goodwill should carefully consider.

This is not merely a political issue. It is a moral one. It concerns the dignity of men and women, the health of families, and the spiritual well-being of our communities.

In Part 1, we examined how gambling harms our neighbors, exploits the poor, undermines work, and erodes contentment in God. In this final installment, we turn our attention to what Scripture says about the heart issues behind gambling—and why it stands in direct opposition to biblical stewardship, integrity, and trust in the Lord.

Gambling has become entertainment. Normal. Celebrated. And largely unquestioned.

But should it be?

You may feel like you don’t have much to offer—but God specializes in using willing vessels, not wealthy ones.

Perhaps you once walked closely with the Lord, but somewhere along the way, life became heavy. A prayer went unanswered. A sin entangled you. A season of correction hurt more than you expected. Instead of drawing nearer, you pulled away…