764 and Online Predators: The Church Must Enter This War on Our Kids
In a digital age, purity must extend to technology as well
Opinion
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This Election Season, Don’t Listen to Your Pastor
If your pastor has a laissez faire attitude toward the political arena, do not take his lead
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Exploiting God’s goodness causes anxiety
I believe there are consequences for the growing cultural trends that seek to make God irrelevant while exploiting His common grace
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Harris-Walz Ticket will Support Lies in Gov’t Public Schools
There are stark differences between the presidential candidates when it comes to government school policies
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Americans Aren’t Aboard the Trans Train
The left is banking on your silence Don t give them the satisfaction
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What I Saw in Armenia and Why the American Church Needs to Care
I had the opportunity to join a delegation hosted by Save Armenia A Judeo-Christian Alliance to Armenia over the summer, and what I witnessed was both heartwarming and heartbreaking
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Lausanne Movement Offers a Breath of Fresh Air to Arab Evangelicals
Palestinian journalist Daoud Kuttab documents how a leading evangelical movement recently took a bold step away from pro-Trump, White American evangelicals.
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1 year beyond the Gaza envelope
Israel has been starkly reminded that no matter how much they fight their defensive wars following the Geneva Conventions, they will have to fight alone
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This is what ‘normal life’ looks like in Israel
Life in Israel is quite sobering, to say the least
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My take on if Jesus could have sinned debate
His divine attributes, including immutability and infinite and absolute holiness, make such a thing an impossibility that wasn’t short-circuited by Jesus’ incarnation or “kenosis” (emptying) covered in Philippians 2:6-7.Next, Scripture does indeed say that Christ was tempted, but the Greek word used in the text — peirasthēnai — has an interesting definition according to the best Greek lexicon (BDAG) out there: “to make an effort to do something, try, attempt at times in a context indicating futility; to endeavor to discover the nature or character of something by testing, try, make trial of, put to the test” (my emphasis). Just because we have new, glorified bodies, how will that alone keep us from ruining things all over again just like our first parents did this world?I think the answer is found in what Paul says will happen to us one day — we will be “conformed to the image of His Son” (Rom. I don’t know about you, but that can’t get here soon enough for me. Robin Schumacher is an accomplished software executive and Christian apologist who has written many articles, authored and contributed to several Christian books, appeared on nationally syndicated radio programs, and presented at apologetic events.
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Oct. 7: What I experienced 1 year ago in Israel
One year since that fateful day, we remain in the midst of the trauma, but we also stand firm in our faith, our resilience, and our hope for a better future
