Heckle Christ’s bride at your eternal peril
Many are joining a growing demographic known as the nones, rejecting all religious affiliation The Christian version of those who grew up in the Church but have become nones often go by another label ...
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The State Shouldn’t Pick Winners & Losers in Religion
Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor reflects on legislation pushing the teaching of the Bible in public schools. He explores significant church-state problems that would arise from such efforts.
The power of biblical faith
Faith and fear are very similar in some ways They are like the opposite sides of the same coin Faith has a positive expectation about the future It believes that no matter how tough or challenging or ...
How a special needs son taught his mother how to live
We were so excited Surely, we were going to have the next President of IBM said Brydon But upon his delivery, we discovered Miller the boy s name had Down Syndrome We were floored In my heart, I
Executing Justice
Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor reflects on news that DNA evidence tested FOUR years after the execution of a Black man in Arkansas suggests the state killed an innocent man. Kaylor also highlights the Baptist prophet who tried to stop the execution.
The Trump reelection prophecy that you never heard about
To this moment, there are prophets claiming that Trump is the legitimate president in God s sight and that, very shortly, he will be restored to power by the military And it is prophets like this who ...
Politicizing Biden’s Faith is Pastoral Malpractice
John Gehring writes that politicizing a sacrament is pastoral malpractice, whether directed against Republicans or Democrats. The pope has said that Communion is “not a prize for the perfect but a powerful medicine and nourishment for the weak.”
Snow White’s kiss and further proof that the Left has lost its mind
In the midst of the constant flood of national and international news, you may have missed this story. There is a problem with Disneyland’s new Snow White ride. A big problem. A really big problem.
Ask Chuck: Overcoming financial bitterness
Our best friends are on the brink of a divorce. A financial mistake occurred several years ago, and they’re slowly working their way out. But the wife is struggling to forgive. Any advice?
Church, be like Nehemiah: Pray, then act
On this National Day of Prayer, as the country continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic and injustice, we can look to a biblical figure for guidance: Nehemiah, whose name means “comforted by God.”
