Christ Church at 50: How Doug Wilson Pushed Christian Nationalism to the Center
The pastor, celebrating 50 years in his pulpit, has never had more influence than he does under the current presidential administration.
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Bishop Robert Barron Blasts Tim Kaine for Dismissing God-Given Rights: ‘So outrageous’
Bishop Robert Barron rebuked Sen Tim Kaine, D-Va , for his recent comments describing the idea of human rights coming from God as very, very troubling and akin to radical Islam
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Herdsmen attack Christian area in north-central Nigeria
Fulani herdsmen last week killed a Christian farmer and wounded three others in Bauchi state, Nigeria, sources said.
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Church leaders denounce flood control corruption scandal in Philippines as ‘moral abomination’
Church leaders in the Philippines have issued a sweeping condemnation of alleged large-scale corruption in the country’s flood control projects, warning that the misuse of billions of pesos has worsened the suffering of ordinary citizens during recent typhoons and floods. Their statement adds moral and spiritual weight to mounting political pressure as Congress and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. intensify probes into the projects.
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‘Martin Luther was fine with blasphemy laws’: Lutheran Theologians Debate Christian Nationalism
What would Martin Luther think about Christian nationalism
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Florida mission team travels to Chicago ‘to see, to serve and to sit’ | Baptist Press
CHICAGO – The simple act of offering a cup of cold water and lemonade on a hot summer day, served with a smile and a prayer, opened hundreds of hearts to the Gospel in downtown Chicago.
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Iron supplements: senior adults seeing gains through weightlifting | Baptist Press
OZARK, Mo. (BP) – Don Currence was 61 in 2017 when he made a health-conscious decision by adding another plate. That would be several plates, actually. At his age, the choice to take up powerlifting was a different path. But it’s one that Currence says has him feeling like a…
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Women Ministers Resist Misogyny With Mentors, Training, Resilience, Study Finds
The report from the Louisville Institute found that the kinds of discrimination faced include gender bias, limited opportunities for leadership, and adverse expectations related to work/family balance.
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The need for better gospel and church relevance: a Chinese example
Traditional churches in China tend to serve a context where poverty and need are typical and the desire for communal support and directive leadership is welcome. China's large upwardly mobile and independent population doesn't need what these traditional churches are offering. A different gospel approach and new forms of church must emerge to meet different needs in rapidly changing urban contexts.
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Christian Fellowship, Other Student Groups Challenge New Texas Law Limiting Campus Speech
A Christian fellowship and other student organizations are challenging a recently enacted state law that limits who can participate in college campus protests and where they can happen
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Christians stage 17-day protest against injustice in Pakistan
In a rare show of Christian solidarity in Pakistan, victims of August 2023 Islamist attacks on Christians ended an unprecedented 17-day sit-in on Tuesday (Sept. 2) after government assurances of justice.
