Pastors must not ignore America’s 250th
Will America’s pulpits be silent this weekend? I hope not.


Dr. Donald Sweeting is a noted educator, minister and author. He was recently president and chancellor of Colorado Christian University. Previously he served as the president of Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida, and prior to that he served as a pastor for 22 years. He holds a BA from Lawrence University, BA and MA degrees from Oxford University, and a Ph.D. from Trinity International University. He is the author of several books. His writings have been widely published by Townhall, Fox News, The Washington Times, The Jerusalem Post, and many other outlets. Dr. Sweeting and Christina have three adult sons and a daughter. He regularly posts his thoughts at donsweeting.com and can be followed on Twitter @dsweeting.
Will America’s pulpits be silent this weekend? I hope not.

Each Thanksgiving raises the problem of goodness. Don’t run from it, reckon with it.

Why read C.S. Lewis?

Our time of service is short, the worker is temporary, yet the work goes on.

What will be his legacy?

Today, many of us look back with gratefulness at the long pastoral ministry of John MacArthur.

We must return to the faith that brought sanity and life to Western civilization in the first place.

On this election day we have an opportunity to pull back from the moral darkness of the moment.

Persecution is not the end of the story.

A trip like this helps make the Bible come alive.
