The Briefing: Cuban Leadership, American Socialism and Religious Liberty at Risk
Cuban Leadership, American Socialism and Religious Liberty at Risk | Albert Mohler addresses today's news headlines from a Christian worldview
5 Minutes in Church History: Thomas Boston: The Minister, a Book, and a Controversy
Thomas Boston: The Minister, a Book, and a Controversy | The Marrow Men debated the relationship between legalism and antinomianism (moral law is of no use because of salvatino by faith alone) and their effects of the presentation of the Gospel
BreakPoint: Christian Colleges at a Crossroads – Faithfulness or Federal Dollars?
Christian Colleges at a Crossroads - Faithfulness or Federal Dollars? If Christian colleges cave on sex and marriage, they’ll lose what makes them worth saving. If they choose to remain faithful, they’re going to need prayer, ingenuity, and our financial commitment to stay afloat.
First Liberty Briefing: What You Don’t See In the Media
What You Don’t See In the Media | When the government declares that citizens like Aaron and Melissa are not entitled to the Constitution’s promises of religious liberty and free speech, its people push aside any goodwill that allows people to coexist peacefully with beliefs with which they may disagree.
5 Minutes in Church History: 1812 – The Founding of Princeton Theological Seminary
1812 – The Founding of Princeton Theological Seminary | Amid an extreme shortage of pastors in the Tri-State area, the school's founders aimed to supply “learned and pious ministers for the pulpit ministry for the church.”
First Liberty Briefing: Are Public and Legislative Prayers Permissible?
Are Public and Legislative Prayers Permissible? Public and legislative prayer has not only been a long-standing part of our country’s history and tradition; it has at least twice been upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States.
5 Minutes in Church History: Tacitus, an early Roman historian
Tacitus, an early Roman historian | Tacitus wrote one of the first references outside of the New Testament to Christ. He lived under Pontius Pilate, and referred to Jesus' death. He also described Romans' violent attitudes toward Christians at the hands of Nero.
The Briefing: Putin’s Election, High School Sexuality & Gold Falling from Above
Putin’s Election, High School Sexuality & Gold Falling from Above | Today's headlines addressed from a Christian worldview by Albert Mohler
First Liberty Briefing: Colleges are Providing Students of All Faiths Space On Campus
Colleges are Providing Students of All Faiths Space On Campus | Religious students should be able to use campus space on the same terms as secular students. To the extent certain religious backgrounds require specific space, the efforts by these Big 10 universities are to be commended.
5 Minutes in Church History: Francis Grimké
Francis Grimké - Dr. Stephen Nichols considers the life of a former slave who became a faithful minister and the example that he set for all of us.