BreakPoint: Healing, not Enhancing – Drawing Lines in Medical Ethics
As fast as technology advances these days, we can never stop asking questions regarding the ethics of biotechnology.
First Liberty Briefing: The Final Word on Kaporos
Several years of harassment by lawsuit of a peaceful religious practice has finally reached its conclusion.
Peter in HD: About That Time…
King Herod Agrippa persecuted Christians, had the apostle James killed, and arrested Peter.
WWUTT: What if God is a Woman?
To make God feminine, even using feminine pronouns, reeks of pride, fashioning a god of your own making.
White Horse Inn: He Must Increase, I Must Decrease
John the Baptist’s goal was to point away from himself and to place the spotlight entirely on Jesus. He serves as a perfect example of what we should strive toward as we proclaim the Gospel through our lives.
Simply Joyful Podcast: Finding the Strength to Climb the Mountains in Our Lives with Trudy Cathy White
The daughter of founder of Chick-fil-A discusses great faith no matter the situation you may face in life.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Bill Whittle on a Tremendous Gift to the French People (Notre Dame Fire)
After the tragic fire that engulfed one of the world’s great cathedrals one man had some advice for not only the French people and maybe the world as well.
5 Minutes in Church History: Perpetua and Felicitas with Jeremy Vuolo
The story of two bold martyrs who revealed how Jesus gives us the strength to endure through suffering.
It Ain’t Easy: “Nihilism”
Nihilism is the philosophy in which traditional values and beliefs are often viewed as useless, existence is senseless, and truth and morals is a necessary, I would argue that there's a bit of nihilism within all of us.
Ask Pastor John: Is Cremation Okay If I Give My Body to Science?
We are called to handle the body in a way that shows it is a precious gift from God. If we act from faith, it can be a beautiful act of love for Christians to donate their organs and tissues for medical use.