Pluralism, Confusion and the Roads to God
To claim that all roads lead to God isn t only illogical, it s disrespectful
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A national emergency: A generation of undereducated children
It appears that while our nation s vast educational establishment was failing America s youth before the pandemic, the COVID-19 lockdowns provoked a virtual failure spiral for a whole generation of ...
'Onward, Christian Soldiers' Now Too Jingoistic?
When Christians try to get more involved in the culture and in politics, they are often told to cease and desist sometimes even by fellow professing Christians
The Antagonism Between the World and Christ’s Kingdom
As followers of Christ, we are in the world but not of the world And until we arrive in Heaven, we will often continue to feel like fish out of water
The Cultural Tide is Continuing to Turn More Conservative
In case you haven t noticed, this year s Pride Month is different than Pride Months in the past
Major League Baseball is the latest brand humbled by anti-pride outrage
While the Dodgers went forward with their LGBT fawning, the rest of the league is having second thoughts
Why do prophecies about politics keep failing?
This calls for concern as these failed prophesies are bringing shame and reproach to the body of Christ worldwide Not only are unbelievers mocking us, but this has also adversely affected the faith ...
A False Choice: God or Country
May the Lord empower us to also make a tangible mark for Christ in our world today in our culture and government as well
What Did We Lose the Most of in the Past 3 Years?
The confused, the cynical, the angst driven need to see something immovable; they need to see the divine otherness of Christ in us
Aware It’s Losing Culture Wars, Left Tries a New Tactic
For once in recent years, the Left is losing a battle in the culture war But instead of doubling down on their arguments for their views and making the case democratically, they re resorting to ...
