Opinion

• The Peril of Megachurches: Political Correctness By the title you might assume I’m against megachurches, I’m not. God often blesses a work, and a church grows, but there is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Some megachurches are doctrinally sound, filled with excitement and... Jun 11, 2019

  

  The Peril of Megachurches: Political Correctness
• The Victims of Words: Reality Isn’t Whatever We Want In one of Marvel’s recent blockbuster superhero movies, a genocidal alien-arch-bad-guy named Thanos acquires an “Infinity Stone,” which allows him to change the world around him at will. With this stone, he says, “Reality can... Jun 11, 2019

  

  The Victims of Words: Reality Isn’t Whatever We Want
• Hotel Manager Offers Free Lodging for Women Who Come to Michigan for Abortions Shelley O’Brien runs a hotel in Yale, Michigan, a small town north of Detroit. She is making headlines because of her offer to women who live in states where abortion is restricted: if they come to Yale, “we will support you... Jun 11, 2019

  

  Hotel Manager Offers Free Lodging for Women Who Come to Michigan for Abortions
• Religion in the Classroom: Where the Faithful and the ACLU Can Agree The United States has a religion problem, but it is not what most Americans might think. It is not a problem of too many religions, or religion influencing politics or even of Muslim extremists. No, the United States has a... Jun 10, 2019

  Religion in the Classroom: Where the Faithful and the ACLU Can Agree
• This Pulpit Will Not Remain Silent - Will Yours? Daniel Webster rightly noted: “There is no nation on earth powerful enough to accomplish our overthrow. Our destruction, should it come at all, will be from another quarter. From the inattention of the people to the concerns of... Jun 10, 2019

  This Pulpit Will Not Remain Silent - Will Yours?
• Illinois’ Grotesque “Reproductive Health Act”: Nothing to Do with Health I’ve mentioned a few times that the possibility that Roe v. Wade might be in play, overturned, or at least rolled back, has prompted a significant uptick in state action on abortion. Some states are moving to limit abortion,... Jun 10, 2019

  Illinois’ Grotesque “Reproductive Health Act”: Nothing to Do with Health
• The Southern Baptist Abuse Crisis: Two Steps God Is Calling All Christians to Take Today “We want our churches to be as safe as possible as soon as possible.” This is the goal of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), according to its president, J. D. Greear. Ahead of the SBC’s annual meeting that begins tomorrow... Jun 10, 2019

  The Southern Baptist Abuse Crisis: Two Steps God Is Calling All Christians to Take Today
• Why I Used to Believe in the Prosperity Gospel Like Kenneth Copeland Believes If you haven’t seen the video of Fort Worth, Texas, televangelist Kenneth Copeland attempting to answer questions about his private plane and the prosperity gospel in a rare and unexpected interview with Lisa Guerrero of... Jun 07, 2019

  Why I Used to Believe in the Prosperity Gospel Like Kenneth Copeland Believes
• The Fatherlessness Epidemic: How Father’s Day Reminds Us of the Importance of Dads We are all too aware of the disheartening statistics about fatherlessness here in the U.S. According to the Census Bureau, more than 1 in 4 children live without a father in the home. The National Fatherhood Initiative has... Jun 07, 2019

  The Fatherlessness Epidemic: How Father’s Day Reminds Us of the Importance of Dads
• A Climate of Death: The Collateral Damage of Legal Suicide Last week, international news outlets reported that a 17-year-old Dutch girl named Noa Pothoven legally secured a physician’s help in killing herself after years of battling trauma from childhood sexual assault and rape. Jun 07, 2019

  A Climate of Death: The Collateral Damage of Legal Suicide