3 Ways Seminaries Can Train Pastors to Better Engage Politics
What would it look like for seminaries to better train pastors to more faithfully and fearlessly engage in politics Here are three considerations
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Bridging the Opposing Views of Woman Pastors
Do women qualify for the office of pastor Two recent CP articles take opposite views and each offers useful observations about the issue Is there a way to bring those two different views closer
Revelation 14: A second angel announces ‘Babylon is Fallen’
The real focus of the text is about the divinely inspired emblems of Babylon and wine
Are Muslims Our Allies in the Parental Rights Movement?
I firmly believe Muslims and Christians can work together to protect religious liberty while maintaining dramatically different world views
Correcting CBS' Misinformation about Gender
If journalists and media outlets really want to dispel misinformation and help vulnerable children, they should stop blindly repeating the lies of gender ideologues
Thank God for Justice Instead of Asking for Mercy When You Sin
I have a problem with sin There, I said it Wait it gets worse
Timothy Plan’s proactive approach to combat human trafficking
In an ongoing effort to combat the damaging effects of companies with ties to human trafficking, Timothy Partners, the advisor to Timothy Plan family of funds, has been taking action in the fight ...
The war on fathers needs to stop
Contrary to what some Church of England officials say, we need to strengthen our view of the father, including our Heavenly Father, not to continue to emasculate it
Why smaller churches must be better at hospitality than larger churches
How can a smaller church make a splash with hospitality
There should be no argument: No one has the right to harm any child
When dealing with legislatures, ideologies and money, though, even the simple concept of child safety becomes contentious
