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As Brian Kaylor thinks about modern-day refugees fleeing a genocidal foreign dictator, he also wonders where Joseph, Mary, and Jesus spent the night on their journey from Bethlehem to Egypt. Where was their safe place to sleep and to enjoy a nice meal from strangers? And how were those people changed by serving refugees, by unknowingly welcoming in the newborn King?
The people were dying from an eternal pandemic with no cure in sight In fact, most of them had never heard the name of Jesus before in their life
Where is the sanity It is unthinkable that the American Girl company, driven by Mattel, would teach millions of young girls that changing their sex and maiming their bodies is not only acceptable, ...
There is a pressing spiritual matter here as well Christianity is inherently a colorblind religion, which also does not mix with the teachings of wokeness
Regardless of how people spend their sabbath, regardless of the depth of their prayer life or the seriousness of their Torah study, it is time for a new name This cannot and must not, be religion
Christians should know that the call to ban or reduce meat consumption is not only unbiblical, but also scientifically baseless
Joy Martinez-Marshall, pastor of First Baptist Church in Lincoln, Nebraska, writes that the Christ child knows what it is like to be born in a place not his own to a world that did not value his humanity and dignity. Today, innocent lives are caught in the middle of political wars waged for power and bred out of hate. They are no different than the maddening actions of Herod at Christ’s birth.
Brian Johnson has been the lead singer of the rock band AC DC since 1980 Although I m shockingly not a fan of songs like Highway to Hell or Hell s Bells, I often hear the band s music, being a ...
Yes, this was an ordained minister, preaching in a church building, calling for the national codifying of the right to shed innocent blood Talk about an abomination
Because he knew that he served at God s command for the sake of God s people, he was free to seek God s leadership and to trust God s purposes
