Yes, Anti-Zionism is Antisemitism: Why the Distinction Collapses under Scrutiny
In theory, one can hate a nation s policies without hating its people, but in practice the distinction appears to collapse upon contact with reality
Opinion
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John Pavlovitz Has Jumped the Shark
This issue of A Public Witness highlights a prominent progressive Christian voice as a case study in the dangers of election denialism festering in anti-Trump circles.
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You’re Not a Monkey’s Uncle
Repeating that something is settled science does not make it or its materialistic conclusions so
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Israel vs. Iran: This is Spiritual Warfare Not Just Missiles
Though painful, this historic moment carries with it a deep spiritual clarity
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What US Strikes on Iran Nuclear Sites May Mean: From an Ex-Muslim, Iranian
Could this be a moment of divine judgment on Iran s leadership, paving the way for a new chapter for its people
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Why the Supreme Court Skrmetti Win May Be the Start of a Cultural U-Turn
U S v Skrmetti could mark the beginning of the unraveling of a much larger web of deception
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Dear Church, a Cure for the ‘deconstruction’ Epidemic
Young people raised in the Church, many of them once passionate believers, are now publicly questioning or walking away from their faith
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Your witch will see you now
It s easy to scoff and think there s no wood behind the witchcraft arrow, but Scripture begs to differ
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Running on empty? How pastors overcome fatigue, reclaim energy
For many pastors and church leaders, feeling tired has moved from an occasional issue to an ongoing one
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10 lifestyle traits God brags about
In a world filled with self-promotion, there s something different when God does the boasting
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Anarchy framed as compassion: Where is justice?
Being a sanctuary city or a sanctuary state sounds so noble and kind But is it
