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Warning: Political, spiritual priorities are often inverted
That should be our greatest priority as Christians. We should desire the salvation of our neighbors, not because we want to ensure they vote a certain way, but because we care about their eternal souls and want to see them rescued from the wrath of God.
The incredible story of a church that turned around in 30 days
You will be amazed at the following story.
The Armenian Genocide and architecture: How they intersect
How does this all connect? How does a suburban Texas church tie to these musings about the unifying power of architecture? Or to the first modern genocide?
Rwanda genocide: 3 lessons for American Christians on division and faith
What the people of Rwanda have achieved in the last 30 years is much more than a feel-good story. It’s a master class for us as American Christians — offering both warnings and inspiration — about division, unity, and the role of faith.
10 hindrances to a national awakening
Christians everywhere hope for a national awakening that will preserve and revive their nation. However, an awakening does not merely come because people hope and pray for it. Certain preconditions must take place before a nation experiences a spiritual awakening.
Crazy times call for more God
Even in our highly secular age, multiple studies show that good things come from walking with God, in prayer, through His Word, and attending church.
Christian world, now is your time to denounce antisemitism
Do whatever you can, whenever you can, wherever you can, however you can. And by all means, regardless of cost or consequence, do not be silent!
American universities are a mess, but we can’t give up on them
Anyone paying attention can see that American universities have become a clown show. But, the pundits and politicians calling to abandon the universities and the humanities to the wolves have it wrong.
Is it true that we can’t 'legislate morality?’
True morality cannot be legislated, but behavior can be. What’s more, we cannot help but legislate behavior, and only a truly committed dullard would claim that behavior has no connection to morality at all.
Why marriage is the most urgent ministry gap in the Church today
The faith crisis facing churches and denominations nationwide was fueled by the collapse of the family at home.