First Liberty Briefing: Bladensburg Refusal Could Lead to the Tear Down of Other Memorials
Unless the Supreme Court intervenes, the Bladensburg memorial and similar memorials in close by in Arlington National Cemetery may disappear as well.
Peter in HD 41: On the Road Again
I sometimes think God has put us apostles on display, like prisoners of war at the end of a victor’s parade, condemned to die. - I Corinthians 4:9
WWUTT: Jesus Was White?
What Jesus looked like is not nearly as important as what He did: living a perfect life, dying on the cross for our sins, and rising again from the grave.
White Horse Inn: The Jewishness of John’s Gospel
Some Jews spoke of the messiah as a kind of second divinity who was distinct from the Ancient of Days, and whose relationship to God was like that of a son to a father
5 Minutes in Church History: Francis Schaeffer
You can divide Francis Schaeffer’s professional life up into three periods: pastor, founder of L’Abri in Switzerland, and political activist.
The Keep Diggin’ Podcast: Successfully Preparing Your Teen, and Their Faith For College Life with Maddie Hilbish
Maddie Hilbish discusses what it is like to prepare for college as a young Christian in the 21st century.
Ask Pastor John: Is Street Evangelism Better Than Building Relationships?
The Gospel itself carries in it the natural impulse to be urgent. I don’t know of any formula for when you should share the gospel quickly versus cultivating a long-term relationship.
The Art of Relationships: Before Things Go From Bad To Worse
What to do when a relationship topic causes conflict, but your conversation actually makes it worse.
The Briefing: Southern Baptist Sexual Abuse and Louisiana’s Abortion Law
Sexual abuse spreads, as church leaders resist reforms resulting in 20 years, 700 victims.
First Liberty Briefing: Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial Under Attack
To tear this memorial down would demonstrate a level of hostility to religion that our Founding Fathers warned against.