Do Apostles and Prophets Still Exist Today?
By labeling oneself an Apostle or Prophet under the Five-Fold, one may wield a tremendous amount of nearly papal influence This is because Five-Fold labels of Apostle and Prophet imply divine ...
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Does God love the rich more than the poor?
My being poor can make me less honorable in the sight of men, but not in the sight of God, and my being rich can make me more honorable in the sight of men but not in the sight of God
When being pro-Palestinian means the end of Israel
In short, if you re an Israeli and you want to live, then leave Otherwise, you will suffer the fate of unwanted colonizers
President Biden’s Last Chance to Stop the Nightmare in Gaza
Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon of Churches for Middle East Peace argues we need a new foreign policy that stops alienating young people, Muslim and Arab voters, and millions of American Christians committed to justice.
Conservative Cowardice Creates Chaos
If there s one thing that s clear from the events of the last month, it s that conservatives are still losing the culture war
Why Christian Employers Should Oppose the HOPE with Fertility Act
All employers, but especially Christian employers, should be very, very afraid
Dealing with Hurt: Biblical Tips for Overcoming Pain
Forgiveness requires the conscious choice to release the offender to God and liberate ourselves from anger and resentment rather than condoning the wrongdoing or overlooking the pain
When will progressives stop oppressing the poor?
A 30-year-old driver shared a grim outlook, lamenting that demand was dead after he spent an unbelievable six hours waiting for a single Uber Eats delivery request
Why US Evangelicals who support Israel should also back Ukraine
Today, the dividing line between good and evil in our world is very clear on the one side, Hamas, the Taliban, Russia, North Korea, China, and Iran; on the other side, the U S , Israel, Japan, ...
A Plea for Immediate and Unconditional Compassion
Levant Ministries CEO Dr. Fares Abraham, a Palestinian-American born in Bethlehem, argues that the Christian call for benevolence should not be contingent upon the intricacies of politics or theological disagreements.
