First Liberty Briefing: Hostility to Religion is Undeniable
In the past year, the total number of documented attacks on religious liberty has increased by over 15 percent. Religious hostility in America does not discriminate. But, there is hope.
5 Minutes in Church History: Books of Hours
Medieval manuscripts were often highly ornate—decorated with jewels and gold leaf—and prayer books were no exception, including the famous “books of hours.”
The Briefing: Divided Government, Congress’ Worldview, and How We Are All Affected
We live in an era of divided government and, as Christians understand, an era of demonstrated worldview divide. And it turns out that worldview means everything.
5 Minutes in Church History: Charles Spurgeon, Part 2
Toward the end of his life, Charles Spurgeon found himself having to defend biblical truth against the onslaught of liberalism and unbelief.
5 Minutes in Church History: Charles Spurgeon, Part 1
Who was the “prince of preachers”? Steven Lawson looks at the life, legacy and servant's heart of Charles Spurgeon.
5 Minutes in Church History: The 400th Anniversary of Dort
Jacobus Arminius challenged the bedrock doctrines of the Reformation—but the Reformed churches pushed back. Dr. W. Robert Godfrey discusses the Synod of Dort and why we still celebrate its anniversary 400 years later.
First Liberty Briefing: Florida Court Defends Church Autonomy in Immunization Case
The State of Florida has provided a religious exemption for parents who, for religious reasons, object to their children receiving immunizations. One parent invoked his exemption but did so at a private religious school.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Synod of Dort
The Synod of Dort was called to deal with a problem and culminated with the five points of Calvinism, or the acrostic TULIP.
Ask Pastor John: Should I Ever Go Through the Motions in Worship?
Can going through the motions of worship produce in us the sort of heart that would bring forth the same worship spontaneously?
First Liberty Briefing: Metro Rejects Religiously Themed Advertisements for Secular Ones During the Christmas Season
“Viewpoint discrimination” is a type of hostility towards religion forbidden by the First Amendment.