Law and Order Works: Crime Plummets in Washington after Trump Takes Action
What the District of Columbia is experiencing is just a small taste of what it s like to not live under a Leftist, Democrat regime
Opinion
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6 ways social media toxicity is hurting pastors
What often bothers pastors even more is the unwillingness of church members to defend pastors who are unfairly attacked. Perhaps the best place to offer support and a defense of the pastor is not on social media but in person.
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How do we prove our love for Jesus in this perilous time?
It was obvious that all Jesus' disciples loved Him, but He demanded that they prove their love for Him through obedience to His commands: “If you love me, obey my commandments (John14:15).
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Why a Virginia middle school is removing urinals from the boys’ bathrooms
It’s bad enough that a middle school in Loudon County, Virginia, has decided to remove “male” and “female” signs from its bathrooms. But in an even more extreme nod to social insanity, this same school is removing the urinals from the boys’ bathrooms. Why? It’s because a number of biological females, who identify as males, are offended by the presence of urinals.
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Chuck Colson on ‘radical gratitude’
A posture of gratitude is one that recognizes whose world this actually is, and how we fit in God’s overarching plan to make all things new.
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What does the Bible say about life and death?
For many people, 2020 brought change and challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic turned normal, as we knew it, on its head, causing our society to collectively contemplate death in a deeper way.
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How victimology can become a religion
Victimology is not a new religion It s as old as when Adam and Eve wouldn t own their sin, but passed the blame for it It s been practiced in thousands of ways for thousands of years
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God’s Word should always be our filter
The current global climate has made it very clear to me how important it is for me to filter everything through Scripture
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A closer look at virtue: charity
Christians have been given the greatest gift of salvation and because of the grace and charity that has been given to us, much is required of us. The cultivation of charity reminds us of how we have been blessed to be a blessing to the world.
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Christians who changed their world: Benjamin Rush
All of the activities on Benjamin Rush’s very impressive resume were informed by his faith. His stands on mental health, prisons, and slavery came from his understanding that each person is made in the image of God and is, therefore, worthy of dignity and respect.
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Ask Chuck: Should Bitcoin be in my retirement portfolio?
Although I don’t really believe in it, I am thinking of adding Bitcoin to my retirement funds. What do you think about it?
