ACCOUNTABILITY
Corrections & Challenges
A ministry that wants to be referred to as trustworthy needs a public way to be challenged. If a page contains a factual error, a bad citation, a quotation taken out of context, an unfair description of another Christian tradition, or a technical problem that changes what readers see, tell us.
What to send
Include the page URL, the exact sentence or claim you believe is wrong, why you believe it is wrong, and—when possible—the primary source, Scripture passage, scholarly reference, or other evidence we should examine. Disagreement by itself is not automatically an error, but serious disagreements deserve accurate representation.
Use the Contact page and begin the subject or message with CORRECTION. We will not promise that every disagreement results in a change; we do promise that evidence matters more than protecting our ego.
Submit a CorrectionHow we will handle corrections
Minor typographical problems can be fixed directly. Material factual or interpretive corrections should be reviewed against the relevant sources. When a correction materially changes what a page taught, the page should state that it was updated rather than pretending the original never existed.