Is the ‘no food or drinks in the sanctuary’ policy harmful?
It s worth asking What are we really protecting
Opinion
-
-
Is Christianity really oppressive?
In today s critical theory parlance, every idea, thought, person, institution, and policy must be divided into one of two classes oppressed or oppressor Christians are seen now as having benefitted ...
-
The left demands that we ‘just yay gay!’
The Left is spreading fear and misinformation about the federal Stop the Sexualization of Children Act The bill aims to do what needs to be done protect children and enforce parental rights
-
Black pastors have failed the black family; how do we plan to restore it?
If the black community is ever to be restored, it will require us to come together under the banner of Jesus Christ
-
How to develop a ‘margin mentality’ to walk in God’s abundance
When we can t do anything on our own, God can bring it to pass God shows up to work in the margins when we re faithful to build a margin mentality in our lives
-
American Universities: Are the Inmates Running the Asylum?
Why was Dr Jones fired The answer is simply because he was too hard and students were not receiving the grades in his class to which they felt they were entitled
-
Why Congress Must Make TPS Protections Permanent
Thousands of TPS recipients like me have called this country home for a long time TPS recipients from El Salvador must prove they have lived and worked in the United States for at least 20 years And ...
-
Ask Chuck: How Can I Save Money on Energy Bills?
It is already cold where I live My heating bills are getting painful Any tips to save money this winter
-
Are banks going woke and canceling religious customers?
Canceling religious Americans and organizations because of their beliefs is wrong It makes a mockery of our laws and our nation s founding values
-
What’s on the ballot in 2022?
There is much at stake for Christians and people of good will on the ballot this time around It is a critical midterm election
-
Preaching a Gospel of Conspiratorial Politics
MAGAchurch preaching occurs in sanctuaries across the country. But the prominence of First Baptist in Atlanta and his involvement in an important Senate campaign makes Rev. Anthony George a particularly important case study. So, in this issue of A Public Witness, I introduce you to George and his sermons before considering what this means for the witness of American Christianity today.
