What 3 Godly Heroes are Teaching My Seminary Students
Over the past several years, I ve asked my three living heroes to speak to one of my graduate-level classes at Southeastern Seminary, where I teach
Opinion
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Atheists can never be consistent
Try as they might atheists can never be consistent; they re too smart for their own good
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Baylor University’s grant money fiasco: Questions worth asking
Nonprofits often struggle to resist much-needed funding, but it s worth asking Where is the money coming from, and what mission is it truly serving
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Does counting worship attendance still make sense for churches?
Why does my church count everyone each week
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President Trump grounded Big Bird. And that’s a good thing
This is a monumental victory for fiscal sanity and moral clarity, freeing American taxpayers from bankrolling a propaganda machine disguised as educational enlightenment
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Why is the NFL more popular than the Church?
What do brunch reservations and NFL kickoffs have in common They re more sacred to most Americans than Sunday worship
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The Epstein files, transparency and trust
Constituents are demanding transparency They want the truth, and they want it now
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Planned Parenthood launches pathetic ‘bros for repo’ campaign
Democrats depend on a weak Virginia GOP that chooses to be silent while the pro-abortion Left screams
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10 traits of a faithful evangelist
We do not need more communicators we need more messengers
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National Parents’ Day — A little known holiday
This Parents Day, let s do more than honor the moms and dads in our lives
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100 years later: The Scopes trial is still proven wrong
Rumors that God is dead that the Creator was somehow killed off in the Scopes trial are greatly exaggerated
