We Can't Ignore the Suffering of Christians in North Korea
With the situation for North Korean Christians becoming increasingly dire, it is even more pertinent for the Biden administration to take action
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I Became a Gym Rat. Why I Encourage Young Men to Do Likewise
Ten years ago I was a bag of bones At age 29, I was 6 7 tall and I weighed 175 pounds
Why Christians should not depend on pastors for their spiritual growth
In Africa, the profession with the highest number of quacks is the clergy
The Betrayed Wives Club: The club no one wants to join
When a wife is betrayed by her husband, she seeks a me too from others with a similar traumatic experience
How Trump Turns His Trial Into a Show
Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy explores how the pilgrimages made by various politicians to Trump’s Manhattan trial are all about religion.
American Evangelicals Have a Persecution Fetish
We believed, nearly all of us, that the American church was lukewarm and would benefit from some real political persecution
The Cost of Freedom: How Campus Protests Push Limits of Expression
To what extent are college protesters permitted to exercise their First Amendment rights
A Jew Sentenced to Death under Iranian Sharia Law
I pray for a miracle in Arvin s case and hope that international pressure prevent him from being executed for the crime of self-defense and being a Jew
Are the walls closing in on the trans-industrial complex?
The data is in, and the experiment has failed It s time to stop sacrificing our kids on the altar of transgender ideology
The woke right: The Constitution is a 'dead letter'? (part 1)
No wonder Christians are beginning to notice that the vision for America held by Woke right Christian nationalists and their political allies doesn t comport with that of traditionally patriotic and ...
