Opinion

• Juneteenth and the Husband of a Charleston Victim: Sowing the Seeds of Love On this day in 1865, US Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, where he announced that the Civil War was over and that the 250,000 slaves of Texas were free. Jun 19, 2020

  

  Juneteenth and the Husband of a Charleston Victim: Sowing the Seeds of Love
• Can We Still Support Donald Trump? The charge of being a hypocrite if you support the president is often thrown at many Bible-believing Americans. But hypocrisy means to intentionally deceive someone—who I am on Sunday is not who I am on Monday. We are not... Jun 18, 2020

  

  Can We Still Support Donald Trump?
• Juneteenth—Something We Can All Commemorate No matter the issue, from public policy to personal morality to global health, people seem to immediately run to their ideological and political corners. No discussion, little charity, less concern about the requirements of a... Jun 18, 2020

  

  Juneteenth—Something We Can All Commemorate
• Nation's Largest Protestant Denomination Elects First African American Chairman: How Advocacy Can Change Our Culture Today, let’s focus on advocacy, defined by Merriam-Webster as “the act or process of supporting a cause or proposal.” Jun 18, 2020

  Nation's Largest Protestant Denomination Elects First African American Chairman: How Advocacy Can Change Our Culture
• President Trump Signs Police Reform Order and Dr. Fauci Predicts When We Will Return to 'Normal': How Awareness Can Lead to Hope May 25 was the day when the world became aware of a reality that already existed. African slaves were first imported into what we know as America four hundred years earlier. Racial minorities have been dealing with... Jun 17, 2020

  President Trump Signs Police Reform Order and Dr. Fauci Predicts When We Will Return to 'Normal': How Awareness Can Lead to Hope
• As Churches Reopen, Let's Not Lose the Sense of Sanctity in Our Homes As churches begin to slowly resume services, we should ask ourselves: Should we return to business as usual? Jun 16, 2020

  As Churches Reopen, Let's Not Lose the Sense of Sanctity in Our Homes
• Supreme Court Re-Writes 1964 Civil Rights Act: Title VII to Include Sexual Orientation Yesterday, the Supreme Court determined that Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act does indeed prohibit discrimination in employment on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. Jun 16, 2020

  Supreme Court Re-Writes 1964 Civil Rights Act: Title VII to Include Sexual Orientation
• Supreme Court Ruling Protects Gay and Transgender Workers: Questions about Religious Freedom and Three Biblical Certainties After the court ruled yesterday that a person cannot be fired based on their gender identity, I thought immediately about religious liberty. Does the ruling mean that churches, Christian schools, ministries, and other religious... Jun 16, 2020

  Supreme Court Ruling Protects Gay and Transgender Workers: Questions about Religious Freedom and Three Biblical Certainties
• Looking to Scripture in a Time of Pain and Division It’s important to acknowledge that people of color are grieving differently and more profoundly right now, as the pain of yet another inexcusable loss is still very fresh. I’m grateful to the many people on our team at Museum... Jun 15, 2020

  Looking to Scripture in a Time of Pain and Division
• Should We Defund the Police? House Majority Whip James Clyburn, a veteran of the Civil Rights movement, worries that calls to defund or abolish the police could “hijack the momentum to make serious police reforms in the wake of George Floyd’s death.” As he... Jun 15, 2020

  Should We Defund the Police?