Is the ‘no food or drinks in the sanctuary’ policy harmful?
It s worth asking What are we really protecting
It s worth asking What are we really protecting
Canceling religious Americans and organizations because of their beliefs is wrong It makes a mockery of our laws and our nation s founding values
There is much at stake for Christians and people of good will on the ballot this time around It is a critical midterm election
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.
Ultimately, as Americans, we cannot stop leading by example Our laws and policies should demonstrate that we trust the free marketplace of ideas Otherwise, the U S government s paranoia and overreach ...
Have you learned how to let go and let God It is easier said than done, but the Lord is eager to assist His people because He wants our hearts to experience rest in Him
In the end, with this delicate subject of Halloween, Christians must exercise discernment and be attentive to what the Spirit leads them to do
The Left has no problem with blurring the lines between Church and State, as long as it s for their causes Being a reverend and a politician is great, as long as you are on the Left
We want to give the impression we can handle the weight, but inside, we re really crumbling
When was the United States of America a godly nation
What if Christian school teachers wrestled with God every day in prayer for each of their students to become fully surrendered followers of Jesus I m sure some do, but what if all did