Is the ‘no food or drinks in the sanctuary’ policy harmful?
It s worth asking What are we really protecting
Opinion
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Leaving Islam for Christ’s Freedom Convicted Me That Silence is Sin
The enemy snuffed out a candle, but God ignited an inferno
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Suggestions for God Month in Texas
In the latest effort to sidestep the separation of church and state, Republicans in the Texas legislature want an official month dedicated to God.
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2 Ways the Left Encourages and Legitimizes Political Violence
What the Left does is redefine what constitutes hate speech as anything espoused by those opposed to the Left
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Prophecy is Not a Toy (So Handle It with Care)
Perhaps you ve been confused, deceived, or wounded by a false prophetic word
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Would a Progressive or a Conservative Nation Prosper?
With the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, the tension in our nation could not be more salient
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Why Christians Must Stand with Ukraine’s Jewish Community
When Jews are under attack, whether in Ukraine, Israel, or anywhere else, we must not look away
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Don’t Let Charlie Kirk’s Murder Scare You
Calling good evil and evil good is nothing new but hostility toward faith has grown sharper, more relentless and now, tragically, deadly
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‘Mainstream’ Liberal Media Covered Themselves in Shame after Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
The immediate response of many mainstream liberal journalists to the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk demonstrates why so many Americans loathe the corporate media
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To Charlie Kirk’s Critics: The Most Fascist Act is Silencing Speech with Violence
The same voices that branded him a fascist are now cheering the most fascist act of all silencing speech with violence
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Charlie Kirk: A martyr for faith and freedom
For these reasons, he drew not only political opposition but also the hatred of those who despise Christianity’s witness in the public square — especially on “Woke” College campuses.When Charlie was gunned down while speaking at a university campus, doing what he always did, defending the truth without apology, it was not only his politics that were attacked. To strike him down was, in a very real sense, to strike at the faithful voice of the Church in politics.History has recorded many martyrs who did not die in a cathedral or while preaching from a pulpit, but who nevertheless laid down their lives because their faith compelled them to engage the culture for Christ’s sake. The mantle now passes to us, that we too might speak as he spoke, live as he lived, and, if necessary, die as he died — faithful, unashamed, and unyielding in the face of opposition.Many years ago, I visited India on three occasions to encourage Christians who were enduring significant bouts of persecution.
