A Bethel Alum Reflects on the Ongoing Sifting of the Charismatic Church
It remains to be seen what will come of the ministry and the future of charismatic Christianity more broadly
Opinion
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How the Fundamentals of Christian Fundamentalism Led Me Out
Christian fundamentalism trained me up in the way I should go I never imagined that when I was old, its training would cause me to depart from it
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The day I agreed with Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman
They say that even a broken clock is right twice a day That s what I found myself thinking when I read reports of recent comments by the spokesman of the Iranian Islamic regime foreign ministry, ...
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Don’t underestimate the power of words
Our words really matter Whether we realize it or not or acknowledge it or not, what we say impacts people in profound ways
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On Earth Day: Why Christians Need to Care About Global Child Poverty, Extreme Weather
As the world looks to tackle the urgent issue of global child poverty, our faith calls us to address the deeply connected issue of how extreme weather affects children
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Nike Stocks Still Tanking a Year after Mulvaney Partnership
With catastrophic losses upwards of 13 billion dollars in market value consumer outrage was packing a serious punch to Nike
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Monkey business and the problem with the new absolutism
If Darwin was right, the naturalists can t even have confidence in believing naturalism is true Or anything else for that matter
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Is America a ‘failed historical model’?
What is she saying America has a colonizing past and is a failed historic model
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Will ‘honor killing,’ cannibalism also be justified as religious beliefs?
In short, the three appellate judges agreed with the original county judge that the plaintiffs desire to obtain an abortion was directed by their sincere religious beliefs so that the destruction of ...
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Why this pro-life advocate isn’t celebrating the Roe v. Wade reversal
How should those within the pro-life movement especially those who call themselves Christian react to these protestors
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12 things I would do differently if I were starting ministry again
This month, I celebrated 43 years in full-time ministry It s hard to believe I ve been at this work that long maybe because most of the years have been great joys Here are some things I would do ...
