On Holocaust Remembrance Day: We must confront today’s antisemitism
As we recall the tireless Nazi effort to destroy the Jewish people, it is imperative that we also not overlook the current resurgence of Jew-hatred around the globe
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A radical solution for inner city illiteracy and poverty
After decades of illiteracy and poverty in inner cities, should American churches treat inner cities like a foreign mission field, where missionaries built and ran tuition-less church-schools for the ...
HuffPost blaming Christian curriculum for Capitol riots is slanderous
Linking terrorism to Christian education and its biblical worldview being communicated is grossly misleading.
Morocco is a model for other nations longing for peace
During World War II, it was Morocco that boldly refused to target Jews for inevitable death, but regarded them as equal to any other Moroccan. The tolerance and respect for Jewish people was driven home to me by a Muslim bellboy at one of the hotels where I stayed.
The problem of being a Christian 'enthusiast,' and of not being one
For these rationalist Christians, however, Christian enthusiasts who became too confident in the “direct action” of God in human affairs were often seen as a dangerous lot.
3 strategic reasons we should focus on reaching teenagers for Christ
When I get asked the question, “Why teenagers?” My answer is always the same: because they are the most strategic age group to reach and mobilize for Jesus.
The desires that drive you
As we take this journey to discover what constitutes a beautiful life, we find that Jesus doesn’t want us to get rid of our desires; he wants us to seek him for their fulfillment. Why?
Ask Chuck: Coping with economic anxiety
I don t think I have ever felt more uncertain about America s economic future than I do now Do you see any light at the end of the tunnel My anxiety levels are growing
Remembering the Way to Healing
Editor Brian Kaylor reflects on a comment by Joe Biden at a memorial service on Tuesday to those who died from COVID-19: “To heal we must remember. It’s hard sometimes to remember. But that’s how we heal.”
A time for reckoning, repentance and revival
It was a beautiful cold day back when I was in middle school on a special trip that I have recently been looking back ...
