Opinion

• Hong Kong’s Lesson for Beijin ... and the West: Economic Vitality and the Christian Worldview Last week, the government of Hong Kong finally withdrew a proposed extradition law that sparked mass protests which have rocked the territory and rattled Beijing for weeks. Sep 13, 2019

  

  Hong Kong’s Lesson for Beijin ... and the West: Economic Vitality and the Christian Worldview
• ‘The Man Who Shot Me Saved My Life’: Making This Unusual Day Our Best Day We are in the midst of Palindrome Week. A palindrome is “a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backward as forward.” Examples include “Mom,” “Dad,” and “Tell a ballet.” Sep 13, 2019

  

  ‘The Man Who Shot Me Saved My Life’: Making This Unusual Day Our Best Day
• Hope in the Midst of Divorce - Broken, Yet Unbreakable With millions of Americans now classified as divorced and “newly single, the need to address this topic in a series of articles is unavoidable and necessary. In 1998 there were estimated to be over 19-million divorced adults;... Sep 12, 2019

  

  Hope in the Midst of Divorce - Broken, Yet Unbreakable
• Make Me a Match: Churches Can Reconnect Singles … and Society Despite our ever-greater mobility and even more efficient connectivity, sociologists continue to note that Americans struggle to form lasting, fulfilling relationships of all kinds, but especially marriages. We face a very real... Sep 12, 2019

  Make Me a Match: Churches Can Reconnect Singles … and Society
• Pastor and Mental Health Advocate Jarrid Wilson Dies by Suicide Jarrid Wilson, a well-known church leader, author, and mental health advocate, died by suicide Monday evening. Sep 12, 2019

  Pastor and Mental Health Advocate Jarrid Wilson Dies by Suicide
• What Would You Say About Adoption and Surrogacy? A Tough Question Answered It’s inevitable. Someone—maybe your kids, a co-worker, crazy Uncle Bob at Thanksgiving—is going to ask you a tough question about your faith or Christian convictions. Sep 11, 2019

  What Would You Say About Adoption and Surrogacy? A Tough Question Answered
• 9/11 and the Illusion of Control: Living for What Matters Most It’s been said that history pivots on tiny hinges. The shots fired at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861. The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand on June 28, 1914. Pearl Harbor. 9/11. Sep 11, 2019

  9/11 and the Illusion of Control: Living for What Matters Most
• 5 Things Pastors Need to Stop Doing Immediately Pastors, we are not just cheerleaders, we are game-changers. We are called to stir and to convict so that change takes place. Granted, there are many wonderful pastors and churches—I appreciate their ministry, but, as a whole,... Sep 10, 2019

  5 Things Pastors Need to Stop Doing Immediately
• A Marvel of (Intelligent) Design: A Biological Rotary Engine Could you even imagine a sports car with such a powerful, finely tuned rotary engine, whose rotor, drive shaft, and subunits work together so smoothly, that the engine can hit 42,000 rpm and achieve 100% energy efficiency?... Sep 10, 2019

  A Marvel of (Intelligent) Design: A Biological Rotary Engine
• My Spiritual Birthday and Chick-fil-A: The Joy of Living Biblically My spiritual birthday was yesterday. On September 9, 1973, I asked Jesus Christ to forgive my sins and become my Savior and Lord. Sep 10, 2019

  My Spiritual Birthday and Chick-fil-A: The Joy of Living Biblically