Opinion — Page 797

  • The best month for the unborn in Texas since 1973

    The best month for the unborn in Texas since 1973

    The Christian Post,

    As additional pro-life bills are considered around the nation, and the pro-life movement prays for Roe v. Wade to be overturned by the Dobbs case, it is clear that Americans are increasingly valuing life and will increasingly oppose those who seek to end the lives of the most vulnerable humans.

  • The ideological civil war over abortion

    The ideological civil war over abortion

    The Christian Post,

    When can you remember something like this happening, when, in the very same week, two Supreme Court justices made public comments about very live issues before the court? And is it any surprise that both of them addressed one particular case, namely, the Texas Heartbeat Bill?

  • Domestic abuse has no place in Christ's Church

    Domestic abuse has no place in Christ's Church

    The Christian Post,

    “Around 90% of abusers self-identify as religious or very religious,” she states. This means that on any given Sunday in a congregation of 100 people, it is likely there are 25 women who have been or are currently experiencing some form of intimate partner abuse, and in many cases are worshiping next to their abuser.

  • What's it going to take to break us?

    What's it going to take to break us?

    The Christian Post,

    The old saints used to pray and fast until God heard their cry. They understood that desperate times call for desperate measures. Today, we get impatient if church services go long and we’re late for lunch. Costco carts are full, but prayer closets are empty.

  • A letter from Hell

    A letter from Hell

    The Christian Post,

    A Letter from Hell! is a very short video that fictionalizes an exchange between a young guy named Josh who resides in hell and his friend Zach who is still alive on earth. Josh’s letter to Zach decries his friend’s neglect where telling him about Jesus is concerned. Josh’s agony and fury at his friend are summed up at the end where he writes, “P.S. Wish you were here.”