What I've learned from other denominations
We often say it's about a relationship and then we don't really live that out. It is a deep relationship and God pours into that relationship if we'll just dig deeper and stay longer with Him.
Opinion — Page 720
Ukraine's situation is dire, but not irreversible
My personal studies in Russian (language and sundry) and my academic stint at Cedarville University delving into all things German made it easier for me than most of my fellow Americans to keep track of the events unfolding over the last several years and leading up to now. I also had the opportunity to spend a semester in Lithuania in 2018, living amongst hallmates from all over the former USSR, including a large number of Ukrainians.
2+2=5? Rep. Vicky Hartzler calls out big brother
It’s time for us to draw a line in the sand. In Orwell’s 1984, Big Brother had taken captive everyone’s thoughts through continual small lies. To uphold biblical truth, we need to start speaking the truth and deny that two plus two equals five.
Supply-Side Jesus is better than stagflation Jesus
As our nation faces its first serious bout of stagflation since the 1970s, is it not reasonable to ask what Jesus might say about this national crisis?
We Pray for Peace, Can We Pray for War?
In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, John Sianghio tackles some of the tough questions that come with international conflict: Are there situations that merit appeals to the divine to guide the use of force? Can (and should) we pray for war?
State-sanctioned gambling: A really bad deal!
As late as 2012, NFL lawyers argued in a court case that “the NFL was adamantly opposed to sports gambling because it would ‘negatively impact our long-term relationship with our fans, negatively impact the perception of our sport across the country.” Why did such a stunning reversal take place?
Running the Race
Contributing Writer Christopher Dixon reflects on prepping for marathon races as an analogy for the church as we reach the two-year mark of dealing with a ravaging pandemic.
Are we on the edge of World War III?
He pointed out that our failed withdrawal from Afghanistan reminded the world that we are not the only superpower today, as we had been since 1992. Rather, there are three, America, Russia, and China, meaning that there is real potential that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could provoke World War III.
Cohabitation: Preparing for divorce?
Marriage is a gift from God. But marriage is in a sad state in America today, and we all suffer because of it.
Ask Chuck: Help riding out inflation
Inflationary prices are hitting our family, and I am getting worried. What can we do to ride this out?
