How Burmese Refugees are Welcomed at a San Antonio Baptist Church
As national debates continue to reduce immigrants and refugees to slogans, San Antonio offers another story
Opinion
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Supreme Court’s Decision on Abortion Drugs: A Wake-Up Call for Church Leaders
The recent Supreme Court decision may be disheartening, but it should serve as a rallying cry for pastors and church leaders to step up and meet this moral challenge head-on
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You Will Fall. And fall Often. But That’s Not the End
You fall hard and then imagine you can t get up perhaps ever again But the truth is, you can
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On the SBC Sidewalk
While messengers to last week’s annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention debated how to treat churches with women in pastoral roles, Baptist Women in Ministry showed up to offer a counter witness.
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On Christians, Lies, and Not Fitting In
Christians often hear, share, and remember lies — but the light that exposes these lies doesn’t make their newsfeed. And this can make it difficult to be part of a faith community.
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Is It the End of the Line for Mainlines?
The liberal Methodists of North America have now virtually guaranteed their denomination s extinction
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Insights from a Radical Muslim Who Converted to Judaism
Welcome to the liberating spirit of Sharia Law
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How My Grandfather Destroyed the West
He wasn t exactly my grandfather, and he didn t exactly destroy the West Well, not by himself, anyway I ll explain
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Evidence that God does NOT love you
We oftentimes don t feel that God loves us We have all these promises on paper but don t sense His love
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My child was almost abducted. This is how I learned to forgive
Jesus tells us to love our enemies, and I was in favor of living this way until an enemy tried to abduct my daughter and one of her friends as they were walking home from school
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The culture will assault us. Still, we must stand firm
Throughout history, there have been brave men and women, who with no thought for their personal welfare, have impacted civilization simply by taking a stand
