Mamdani’s Revolution Runs into Hard Reality
However things shape out in the coming years, the city will be worsened by his leadership
Opinion
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God’s sovereignty, man’s free will, or both?
No other theological truth raises more controversy in the Body of Christ worldwide than whether God works more by His sovereignty or through man’s free will.
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Big abortion’s big tech allies aim to censor pro-lifers. They won’t win.
The future of abortion law in the U.S. hinges on the forthcoming ruling in a Supreme Court case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, but the pro-life movement must begin gearing up to fight another insidious foe — Big Tech censorship.
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‘I am the master of my faith’: How dumping Christianity is trending
Christians don't need to embrace deconstruction to grow in godliness. We have the perfectly true Word of God, interpreted by the infallible Spirit of God, who has sealed us in Jesus Christ. These weapons of our warfare are invincible, if we will only make use of them.
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Breaking the ice: Starting Gospel conversations
The truth is, I get nervous every time I start to talk to someone about spiritual matters. But God did not call us to remain silent.
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A coach and father’s perspective on protecting women’s sports
Continue to speak out against unfair competition and refuse to compete. Otherwise, we will witness the death of equality, fairness, and opportunity in female sports. The answer is to stand up and speak out regardless of the consequences.
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He predicted the door would close in Ukraine
As it turns out, Andriy was right. The door is closing. However, God used 13 years of powerful ministry to reach thousands of coaches and athletes in Ukraine and lay a strong foundation.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas: Court-packing threatens America’s institutions
Make no mistake: If court-packing is implemented, the result could be catastrophic for our country.
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When a despicable human being teaches us a lesson in courage
For those of us who choose convenience over courage and comfort over conviction, not only does the Bible rebuke us, from beginning to end. And not only do the great leaders of the centuries rebuke us, especially those gave their lives for a cause. But one of the vilest human beings who ever lived rebukes us. That is sobering indeed.
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The church should do more to address issues of mental illness
If you are a member of a typical church, then about 15 people will experience some form of mental illness in a given year. If your church is larger, let’s say 300 people, then it is likely that about 60 people will experience some form of mental illness a year.
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The trailblazer every American should know
Dr. Jefferson humbly said when asked how she wants to be remembered: “That my life made a difference. And that others lived because of the work I did.” Many lives have been saved. Many more will. And that’s a legacy worth celebrating.
