JK Rowling: Assisted Suicide is a Choice, Like Salted Caramel. Is She Right?
I found myself at J K Rowling s X page by happenstance Her recent post on assisted suicide caught me off guard
Opinion
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The Malachi Mandate: Man’s marching orders
Like Nehemiah, we must survey the broken walls of this generation, recognize the side effects of what has become the new PC politically correct culture, and look at the resultant deconstruction of ...
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Church leaders’ frustration with Sunday sports: 5 considerations
It s analogous to a wedding ceremony where the groom tells the bride that he loves her, but that he does not plan to spend much time with her
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9 problems with the gospel of self fulfillment
The cross is absent from the gospel of self-fulfillment because it is antithetical to its essence That is to say, the cross rebuts the notion of attempting to live without suffering as it contradicts ...
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Woke corporate policies wreaking havoc on religious employees
Woke ideology will not hesitate to destroy the careers, jobs and livelihood of religious Americans who don t conform to the popular orthodoxy
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Is voting an obligation?
The only poll that counts is the one you cast at election time Don t sit this one out As the late Bishop Harry Jackson once declared, Too many people died for the right of all people in the nation to ...
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A case study in liberal Protestantism collapse
Why attend a church that revises its teachings to comport with the demands of the culture If Christianity is merely about believing in a Christ Who comforts but never convicts, being nice to people, ...
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The cost of truth is increasing, but is it worth it?
In a fallen world, truth always comes with a cost
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Evangelicals view immigration as an opportunity, not a threat
We need to provide solutions because real lives are at stake, and many of these lives are our brothers and sisters in the church
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The Left’s need to control all information
Musk s ascent is bad news for the Left, good news for free speech, and even better news for America
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Voting No on Missouri’s Amendment 4
Pastor Darron LaMonte Edwards argues that Missourians should help to repair the breach and vote "no" on Amendment 4. This measure would only further erode local control over crucial resources and punish certain communities in Kansas City for seeing the solution to their problems as utilizing a path other than increased policing.
