How the Smithsonian Quietly Erased America’s Founders
No major exhibit on the Founding Fathers No real treatment of the Pledge of Allegiance But room for a trans display aimed at children A new report says that s today s Smithsonian
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Ask Chuck: Help with a family moocher
Add in the experience with Covid and the Ukraine situation, and it is easy to see why more and more families are struggling with stress. There can be benefits to housing a family member in one’s home, but the cost, loss of privacy, and space can be challenging. Let’s look at your options.
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If you can recommend a hamburger, you can do this with Jesus.
I will be preaching the Gospel this weekend in Boise, Idaho, for an event we are calling Boise Harvest. I will present the Gospel in an understandable way and give people an opportunity to make a commitment to follow Jesus Christ.
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University campuses: Free speech for me but not for thee
But what makes the firing of Widdowson all the more egregious is that those on the left are allowed to engage in all kinds of outrageous hate speech without any penalty in the least or, certainly, without losing their job.
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7 biblical models of Kingdom advancement in adversity
Noah spent decades building an ark after God warned him concerning events that were not yet possible in his contemporary ecosystem (a deluge of rain causing a universal flood). Consequently, he became a social outcast while constructing a boat to save his household (Hebrews 11:7).
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5 things God will do to prepare you for a pure relationship
Having a pure relationship must not be the ultimate desire of your heart. God must be your ultimate desire. God is not there to give us a pure relationship with someone else. Rather, God wants his people to pursue pure relationships so that they bring glory to God.
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Should we love our enemies even during a time of war?
In the case of someone who committed war crimes and would be sentenced to prison or death, even then, you would him to repent and get right with God before he died.
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The history of the idea of ‘war crimes’
Though in the throes of war, these ideals were rarely followed, the code held among the nobles. For example, if a knight unnecessarily killed another knight in combat, he could be charged with murder. This was not considered a war crime, however.
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How Polish churches are loving their Ukrainian neighbors
The warm reception of the Polish people and government toward Ukrainian refugees has emerged as a powerful theme in the wake of Russia’s war. And although evangelical Polish churches only make up an estimated 0.3 percent of the population, they have been at the forefront helping refugees.
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The storms that are necessary to lift us higher
These Gen Z leaders will not run from the trials of their generation but will courageously face them, understanding that it is their destiny to lead through the storm. They will use the tempestuous winds they encounter to soar high.
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Scriptural Narrative and the Future of the Church
Contributing writer Greg Mamula offers the inaugural entry of a six-part series on the future of the church. In this first article, he focuses on how we should allow the full narrative of Scripture to shape our holy imaginations.
