Can Black People Be Racist?
Once racism is defined primarily as structural power, the Gospel inevitably begins to appear insufficient
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It’s Always Desperate Times Somewhere
If you accept that “desperate times call for desperate measures,” you’ll find righteousness increasingly inconvenient.
Doug Wilson’s Household Voting Plan Could Empower Democrats for Decades
The controversial Idaho pastor says women can vote only if they’re heads of households. But married women are a crucial GOP voting bloc.
The Socialist Wave Isn’t about Trump — It’s the Democrat Party’s Reality
The hordes of zealous socialists simply smell blood and an opportunity to fundamentally change America
The False Messiah Driving Iran
About 20 years ago, then-president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, stated in an interview that he experienced a supernatural experience during a speech he gave at the United Nations
Why Pastor Ezra Jin’s Freedom Marks a Renewed Awakening for China’s Underground Church
While we praise God for this tremendous diplomatic breakthrough and the political leaders who intervened, we must not mistake this single victory for the end of the battle
One Coptic national player in 100 years — Will FIFA finally ask why?
Is it plausible that Egyptian football has produced not one Christian with a good leg who kicked a ball in the street
Why pastors should encourage members to carry their Bibles to worship
There is something formative about physically engaging with a Bible
Was America ever a Christian nation? One pastor says no — here's why he's wrong
Pastor Livingston recently argued that America cannot rightly be called a Christian nation because of its many sins
You thought your Bible version doesn't matter? Think again.
Two recent news stories point to the crisis of biblical literacy
