Opinion — Page 692

  • The hope of America

    The hope of America

    The Christian Post,

    Since secularism is the prevailing worldview of the elites who control so much of the thought and activity in this country, the cyclist’s observations may seem startling. But when you consider so much of our nation’s history, it’s not surprising.

  • Liturgical Calendar: A Discipleship Resource

    Liturgical Calendar: A Discipleship Resource

    The Christian Post,

    My continuing walk as a “Christ-follower” has led me to overcome that “blind spot” in my Christian experience and to come to a new appreciation for the great opportunities afforded by the Liturgical Calendar for helping both believers and non-believers understand the foundational truths of the Christian faith.

  • Ask Chuck: Help with a family moocher

    Ask Chuck: Help with a family moocher

    The Christian Post,

    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.

  • 7 biblical models of Kingdom advancement in adversity

    7 biblical models of Kingdom advancement in adversity

    The Christian Post,

    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).

  • The history of the idea of 'war crimes'

    The history of the idea of 'war crimes'

    The Christian Post,

    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.

  • How Polish churches are loving their Ukrainian neighbors

    How Polish churches are loving their Ukrainian neighbors

    The Christian Post,

    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.