First Liberty Briefing: President Trump Stresses His Concern for International Religious Freedom to the United Nations
Too often, people in positions of power preach diversity while silencing, shunning, or censoring the faithful.
5 Minutes in Church History: Fatal Books
Sometimes books are fatal to their authors - as in the cases of William of Ockham and Abelard - and sometimes to their printers - as with the printers of the Sacred Bible, with Interpretations and Annotations.
Brad Stine Has Issues: What Does Pregnant Mean?
Some people believe that women have the right to kill their babies if they don’t want them. Talk about a war on short people… really, REALLY short people!
5 Minutes in Church History: 17 in 1765
A brave group of seventeen men petitioned the Anglican Virginia government to establish a new Presbyterian church, paving the road for religious liberty in America.
The Art of Relationships: Is This Friendship Toxic?
A toxic friendship is one-sided and always about the other person’s dreams, views, concerns, pains, worries, passions, or hopes. They are always needing to have somebody else invest in them.
First Liberty Briefing: Activists Trying to Remove Cross from a Historic Monument after Bladensburg
Taking a sledge hammer to the cross atop a memorial would reveal a hostility toward religion that is evocative, disturbing, and divisive.
My Daily Walk – The Aristotle Quote
My Daily Walk - The Aristotle Quote. AHG talks about a project he’s working on and how an old quote describes where he is.
5 Minutes in Church History: Samuel Davies
Davies was an 18th century pastor and Princeton University President whose writings on religious liberty influenced Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry.
Ask Pastor John: Who Is John Piper?
Northern Irish Christian singer Keith Getty asks: “Who is John Piper? Where did he come from? How was he saved? How did he become a preacher?”
5 Minutes in Church History: Luther’s Pastor
Martin Luther considered Johannes Bugenhagen his pastor, accountability partner, colleague, and confessor.