I thought I Landed My Dream Job. Then the FBI Shut It Down.
Beneath the language of freedom lies a quieter panic If everything depends on me, who am I
Opinion
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Not Speaking the Truth will Be Our Downfall
First, a recent Canadian Cancer Society s CCR assertion helps best illuminate the problem In the informational section of the CCR website, the organization claimed that a biological male who has ...
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Why Isn’t Adoption a Gospel Theme During Easter?
This Easter, may we, as the adopted children of God, let the sacrificial nature of Christ thrust us into denying ourselves, taking up our Cross, and following Jesus into the redeeming work of ...
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Embracing 2 new lives rebuilt mine
I hope that any women reading my story can see through the lie that an unexpected pregnancy means their life is over or must be put on hold
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Is It a Sin for a Christian to Use Trans Pronouns?
At the end of the day, reality is reality and truth is truth, and to collaborate with someone s deep, heartfelt confusion is to hurt them more than to help them
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Apostasy and how it happens
Perhaps a personal health check is in order And today would be the wisest time to do it
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Victims, Vengeance and Violence
If you tell a person they re a victim of oppression because of their identity and you encourage them to pursue vengeance over their supposed oppressors it will lead to violence
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These Words Need to Take Root in the Hearts of Faith-Filled Americans
Christians across the country must step out of their comfort zones and sound the alarm in every county and state across this fruited plain
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Christianity and LGBT: I’m a refugee from Side A, but Side B concerns me, too
I read Bethel McGrew s recent First Things magazine article, How the Side B Project Failed, as a refugee from the Side A project I m equally concerned about Side B
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How to know you will live forever
Isn t it the epitome of arrogance to claim that you know for sure you will gain entrance into Heaven
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Isolation, Inclusion, and the Future of the Church
Contributing writer Greg Mamula offers the fifth entry in a six-part series on the future of the church. In this essay, he focuses on how we should invite people from isolation to inclusion.
