Why are 64% of American Churchgoers Wrong about Heaven?
What is the point of attending a church where the Gospel is not taught and celebrated
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Progressives hate school choice until it’s time to send their kids to school
Forcing families to funnel their money into failing public schools while your children go to better schools of your choice fosters resentment
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 75th Anniversary (Part 1)
The UDHR articulates in its 30 articles every human being s basic, fundamental rights and freedoms and affirms those rights as universal and unalienable The UDHR directly led to the development of ...
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Sci-Fi, Time of the Gaps and the Christian Faith
It s all believable now Extra-terrestrial beings and universes with alien civilizations are no longer fantastical beliefs
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A Remedy to Forgetting God’s Holiness
Have we encountered the God who is holy, holy, holy the God of Moses, the God of Isaiah, the God of Peter, the God who is a consuming fire
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Ask Chuck: How to Prepare My Teenagers for Real Life
I m a single Mom I struggle with money and time management My children, now teenagers, don t have basic financial skills How can I get them ready for real life
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3 habits every youth leader needs to succeed
The youth leaders with longevity and impact are not always the flashiest, but most have at least three common habits they consistently exemplify
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Why I Am Not a Christian Nationalist
We were all unfamiliar with the term Christian nationalism until a couple of years ago However, some people are demanding that we should agree it s ideology
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Two Parents are a Right — Not a Privilege
Every child is entitled to both a mother and a father It should not be considered a luxury or special advantage My heart breaks that it s quickly becoming the exception, and I share that as someone ...
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The Blessed State of Singleness
I often wonder how we would treat Jesus, as a single celibate man, if he took up attendance incognito in our churches
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Why Reformed Cessationists should not quote church history to support their position
Although it is common for my Calvinist, non-charismatic friends to point to church history in support of their cessationist position, it s really a mistake for them to do so A big mistake
