Challenging Our Consumer Culture
Whether we are buying into fast fashion, constantly pursuing the most up-to-date gadget, or simply the obsession with acquiring more stuff, many of us remain enslaved by our greed.
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Hurricane Ian Bears Down on Cuba, Florida
Ian is expected to lash western Cuba’s tobacco fields late on Monday with fierce winds, rains, and floods. Forecasters expect the hurricane to become a Category 4 storm before striking Florida somet...
'When You Remove God... There's Chaos': How to Help Your Kids Navigate Unprecedented Challenges
Times have certainly changed with a rise in issues ranging from online dangers to trans sexuality. As problems appear more spiritual in nature, experts are urging parents engage with their children and steer them in the right direction.
FIRST-PERSON: Union University celebrates 200 years of faithfulness to Christ | Baptist Press
JACKSON (BP) – We’re celebrating our bicentennial at Union. For 200 years, Union University has stood as a model of excellence in Christian higher education. A place where learning is integrated with our faith in Christ, where it is infused with the hope of Christ, and where it is transformed…
Arizona Judge OKs Sweeping Protections for Unborn
An Arizona law dating back to the Civil War allows the prosecution of abortionists and others who assist with abortions—unless it is to save the mother’s life. On Friday, a judge granted the state...
Discovering a remnant of feudal Europe in Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein holds the distinction of being the last remnant of medieval Europe Back then, the continent s map consisted of feudal states ruled by kings, princes, dukes and other assorted ranks of ...
Lay minister shares how Christians can minister to traumatized victims of marital abuse
Many churches do not understand trauma, particularly that which was caused by an abusive spouse, but that has not stopped Helena Lovejoy-Knowlton from tackling the strenuous task of ministering to ...
Lay counselor shares how Christians can minister to traumatized victims of marital abuse
Many churches do not understand trauma, particularly that which was caused by an abusive spouse, but that has not stopped Helena Lovejoy-Knowlton from tackling the strenuous task of ministering to ...
Alabama Pauses Execution of Workplace Shooter
Alabama Corrections Commissioner John Hamm on Thursday said the state halted the execution of Alan Miller because of trouble accessing the inmate’s veins before his death warrant expired. A district...
$1.5 Billion Rolled Out to Fight Opioid Overdoses
The White House on Thursday rolled out $1.5 billion in funding for preventing drug overdoses—the event included a policy summit later in the day. More than 107,000 people died from drug-overdoses in...
