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Is evangelical support for Trump hurting our Christian witness worldwide?
We often hear that evangelical support for President Trump is hurting our witness here in America. Is it hurting our witness overseas as well?

A response to Christianity Today’s call for President Trump's removal from office
It represents a serious moment when Mark Galli, the editor in chief of Christianity Today, writing on behalf of the publication, calls for President Trump’s removal from office.

Church of Sweden discovers it’s not woke enough
The story was so bizarre and preposterous that I had to check it on multiple sources to confirm its accuracy. But it is absolutely true.

Jews are being targeted in America
There is no question that Jews are now being targeted for killing right here in America, with the latest attack, in Jersey City, New Jersey, being branded as an anti-Semitic hate crime.

Rick Wiles, please stop lying. I called you an anti-Semite, not a neo-Nazi
It is important that we set the record straight, because this is hardly a matter that affects only Wiles and me. This is an issue for the Church.

The majority doesn't determine morality
It’s always nice to be able to point to the polls when they support your position. But polling, when done accurately, does nothing more than tell you what other people think. And just because you have the majority on your side doesn’t mean you are right.

When a Christian psychologist makes Trump into a monster
Dr. Chris Thurman is a Christian psychologist who claims that President Trump has no strengths and that any evangelical who supports Trump is a fool.

2 more Christian martyrs in India
You might never know their names. But you need to hear their stories. Two more pastors have been killed for their faith in India, yet the work they started continues.

Are evangelicals who support Trump 'fools'?
In a lengthy op-ed piece for The Christian Post, Chris Thurman claims that “evangelicals who support Donald Trump are ...

Grace vs. truth and the transgender pronoun debate: What should Christians do?
As followers of Jesus, we seek to pattern ourselves after His example. And in all things, He exemplified grace and truth. Not grace or truth, but grace and truth. How, exactly, do we work this out in practice? And how, precisely, does this apply to the issue of transgender pronouns?


























