Opinion

• If You've Got Jesus in Your Profile, Don't Be Nasty on Your Timeline Normally when I see the phrase "follower of Jesus" on someone's Twitter profile, it normally excites me, but lately, I've been reluctant to scroll down for fear that this same follower has cussed out a politician on the social... Jul 28, 2020

  

  If You've Got Jesus in Your Profile, Don't Be Nasty on Your Timeline
• Planned Parenthood Should Cancel More Than Margaret Sanger Removing Margaret Sanger’s name from a building in New York only actually means something in a time like ours, of low-stakes, symbolic gestures like erasing a name or disinviting a controversial speaker to a university. It’s... Jul 28, 2020

  

  Planned Parenthood Should Cancel More Than Margaret Sanger
• The Truth about Masks, Public Worship Services, and Conspiracy Theories Historians will look back on 2020 as another pivotal year in the struggle for racial equality. This time, however, we are also battling the worst pandemic in a century and the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression,... Jul 28, 2020

  

  The Truth about Masks, Public Worship Services, and Conspiracy Theories
• Stadium Revival Draws over 1,000 Worshipers in California The church needs spiritual power more than ever, not entertainment. This is what we are seeking at #TheStadiumRevival. There is a desperate need to preach and proclaim God’s Word with genuine power if we are to experience true... Jul 27, 2020

  Stadium Revival Draws over 1,000 Worshipers in California
• Why Evangelicals Are Losing the Rhetorical High Ground and Two Ways to Respond While Christians disagree about the degree to which the “signs of the times” will intensify toward the end of history, we can all agree on this fact: we are one day closer to Jesus’ return than ever before. Jul 27, 2020

  Why Evangelicals Are Losing the Rhetorical High Ground and Two Ways to Respond
• Hagia Sophia and the Armenian Genocide Despite widespread protest over the proposal, Turkey has decided to make Hagia Sophia, formerly the seat of Eastern Christianity, into a mosque. Jul 24, 2020

  Hagia Sophia and the Armenian Genocide
• The Path to Liberty That Stands the Storms of Life A study released this week by the Pew Research Center surveyed 38,426 people in 34 countries last year. Overall, only 45 percent agreed that “belief in God is necessary in order to be moral and have good values.” Jul 24, 2020

  The Path to Liberty That Stands the Storms of Life
• Abdu Murray on Seeing Jesus from the East The new book titled, Seeing Jesus from the East: A Fresh Look at History’s Most Influential Figure written by Abdu Murray and the late apologist Ravi Zacharias, is unlocking the Eastern backdrop of the Scriptures and... Jul 23, 2020

  Abdu Murray on Seeing Jesus from the East
• US Closes Chinese Consulate in Houston: Explaining this Escalating Conflict and Its Relevance for American Christians Today The Chinese Consulate in Houston, TX was recently ordered to close after the U.S. government accused China of conducting massive illegal spying and influencing operations throughout the US against our government officials and... Jul 23, 2020

  US Closes Chinese Consulate in Houston: Explaining this Escalating Conflict and Its Relevance for American Christians Today
• 'God Loves Diversity': Pastor Vance Pitman Emphasizes the Importance of Having a Kingdom Perspective In an interview with My Faith Votes, Hope Church pastor Vance Pitman talks about the important role the church has to play amid the global pandemic and racial unrest. Jul 22, 2020

  'God Loves Diversity': Pastor Vance Pitman Emphasizes the Importance of Having a Kingdom Perspective