Why the free world must boldly confront China
Americans now seem to be realizing what we in the Republic of India have long accepted: Dealing with Communist China is incredibly complex and fraught with danger and deception.
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The Tragedy of Russell Moore
Russell Moore deserves many of the accolades he received recently, but Brian Kaylor argues the hagiographers miss the real lesson of this morality tale. As Southern Baptists gather this week for their annual meeting in Nashville, it is important to see there is more to the story.
Understanding systemic racism as a believer
Yet, during the course of our conversations over the years, I still detect at age 80 the sting of racism despite his many accomplishments and those of his family Maya Angelou said it and it remains ...
The significance of Flag Day through the eyes of a 15-y-o girl
May this Flag Day cause our nation to remember what our flag stands for, the patriots that sacrificed on our behalf, and our Pledge of Allegiance affirming that we are, one nation under God
Not just another day: Why Flag Day represents goodness
Flag Day isn t just another day It s an annual opportunity to see the goodness of God in others and to call it out And it s an opportunity to thank all those who serve under the stars and stripes for
How really free are you where God is concerned?
It s my opinion that, once the domino of total depravity falls, all the other supposed hard-to-accept teachings of reformed theology including limited atonement become easy to accept Let me explain
Why so many empty churches? A reminder and warning for Southern Baptists
In my hometown, prominently sitting high on a hill, is an old and empty Episcopal church No one attends there anymore
No, Paige Patterson Isn’t Being Lynched
Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor responds to Paige Patterson claiming during a sermon that a “lynch mob” was out to get him. Kaylor notes that not only is Patterson inaccurately using the metaphor, but Patterson’s words are an injustice to real victims.
Loving your enemies in the Middle East: Fact or fiction?
Only Middle Easterners can show other Middle Easterners the “impossible” can happen; that sworn enemies can come to a place of understanding one another, praying for each other, forgiving one another, showing compassion toward each other, and—yes—even loving one another.
Why I’m very optimistic about church planting in 2021
While the news about Christianity in this country may seem grim on the surface, I have an optimism that is grounded in an unshakable foundation — on Jesus Christ and His love for the world.
