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.
Brad Stine Has Issues: No More Apologizing
Apologies used to come from personal self reflection and need for honor. But, now apologies have become weaponized!
BreakPoint: Toy Box Propaganda – Lies Too Dangerous to Ignore
The best defense against a false worldview is to notice it, and to expose it for what it is. So, take the time to point this out and discuss it with your kids in an age-appropriate way.
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.
BreakPoint: How to Think About Impeachment – Timely Words from Chuck Colson
Political leaders seem unwilling to put national interest above political ideology, and citizens have lost their confidence in the American system.
BreakPoint: “Mayor Pete” Buttigieg Preaches – Or, Why Preachers Mustn’t Be Silent on Cultural Issues
Pastors who never apply Scripture to hot-button issues will leave their flocks cripplingly vulnerable when politicians twist the Bible to their own ends.
BreakPoint: The Problem with Millennials… (Hint: We might not like the answer)
We are seeing the inevitable results of cultural trends embraced in the 1960s and 70s that caused the “basic laws of social gravity [to lose] their pull."
5 Minutes In Church History: Christianity in Africa: Past and Present, Part 2
African college students have an appetite for truth, seeking knowledge regarding the authority and sufficiency of Scripture.
BreakPoint: Gay Marriage = Interracial Marriage? Answering an Apples-to-Oranges Argument
Support for same-sex “marriage” and opposition to interracial marriage both require the dismissal of Scripture.
BreakPoint: A Failure of Faith Formation – What We Learn from Public Disavowals of Christianity
The reason so many young Christians lose their faith is that their worldview isn’t “big enough” for the world. This is what we can expect from a generation whose intellectual faith formation has been neglected.