What music is for in corporate worship
Music is a gift of God, a unique way of connecting His revelation with our hearts and minds St Augustine is thought to have said, he who sings, prays twice The Church must recover a more robust ...
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A Different Way to Honor MLK This Year
Contributing writer Sarah Blackwell makes the case that this MLK day, we should honor his great teacher Dr. Howard Thurman by walking in nature, sitting in reflective silence, looking at the ways creation works together, and then applying these lessons to our lives. We might even find ourselves talking to some trees.
Free speech and the state of American culture
Why such a rapid increase The moral laxity of the culture brought on by the decline in moral clarity and intestinal fortitude of the American pulpit is one leading contributor
The Incarnation and the Value of the Human Body
God loves the physical world He created, and it will be redeemed This includes the bodies of those who died trusting in Christ
Killing Newborn Babies in the Land of the Free
After a half-century of the abortion ethic, we have lost a lot of ground in cherishing the right to life Raising awareness of these nationwide safe haven laws is a step in the right direction
The joker got pregnant. Is anyone surprised?
We know that comic book writers do not live in an abstract world devoid of cultural and moral values To the contrary, many of them are quite socially aware and use comics to convey a larger message ...
Why I Prayed Outside the Capitol at Sunrise
Rev. Nathan Empsall of Faithful America reflects on why he sought to provide a Christian witness against the unholy and heretical political ideology of Christian Nationalism that helped inspire the deadly attack on the Capitol two years ago.
The Deliberate and Slow Eradication of Lebanon's Christians Must End
Lebanon s Christians face an existential crisis unprecedented in its gravity since the 1920 creation of Greater Lebanon and the subsequent independence in 1943 of the Republic of Lebanon
The Rocky Start to the 118th Congress was Not About Ego
This fight was about holding our government accountable for the state of our economy, the alleged abuses of power, and how it will handle crises in the future
No Mercy without Rules
Any Christian leader who manages to separate mercy from rules in such a way as to prioritize the former over the latter would not really be merciful at all
