Why abortion activists need to exploit rape
There is always a predictable response from pro-abortion activists, politicians and the news media to any pro-life measure. They’ll exploit the horrific tragedy of rape.
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Christian schools should be thoroughly Christian
Simply put, any school wishing to be Christian must be thoroughly Christian: in purpose, content, curriculum, aim, and personnel. This is no easy task. In fact, to be a Christian educator is, to paraphrase Dr. John Stackhouse, “more than twice as hard.”
Why Nigerians, US gov't ignoring violence, murder of Christians (pt 2)
Christians should pray for the deliverance of Nigerian Christians, as the persecution there is ongoing and may even be increasing. Their plight, and the religious motive of Islamization behind it, needs to be continually highlighted to the American government and public.
The United Nations chief's apocalyptic discourse
The world’s nations have lost their way and are speeding toward a “pivotal moment” that will bring on a breakdown of global order. The planet is squeezed in the jaws of “enormous stress” as the nations are in a state of enmity and “paralysis.” The speaker of those thoughts was not some raving religious zealot but the Secretary General of the United Nations, in a recent speech.
Yom Kippur: How Physical Denial Leads to Spiritual Revival
This Wednesday I will join Jews across the world to observe the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.
The healing balm of the Bible for those who suffer trauma
The Bible not only has the power to heal us, but it gives us the strength and courage to then care for the hurting and wounded around us The Bible continues to change lives marked by the brokenness ...
Overcoming depression in a fallen world
In some circles of Christianity, there is shame in depression. It is true that we shouldn't be ashamed of it or hide it, but we should realize it is an attack on the truth. It's an attack on God's sovereignty and power. It's an attack on who we are in Christ and who He made us to be.
4 problems with Biden’s vaccine mandate, and 2 ways to respond
Last week, President Biden, the leader of the free world, stepped up to the White House podium and announced a series of unilateral, federal actions to compel more Americans to get a COVID vaccine. It was a historic speech for a variety of reasons — and none of them good.
Compassionate care will turn the tide of abortion
When women facing unplanned pregnancies don’t feel economically or situationally prepared to raise a child, pregnancy centers and pro-life organizations provide real answers.
The Church’s “Poor” Thinking Problem
Columnist Rodney Kennedy argues that the church has a thinking problem when it comes to the poor. The same ideas keep popping back up generation after generation going all the way back to Pharaoh. So, how do we rewrite the playbook?
