President Trump attended the annual National Prayer Breakfast once again this year, and plenty of evangelical voices have taken to the columns to give their opinions. I read two articles that gave their assessments, both were written by conservative evangelical Christians. One was written by David French titled “Will Somebody Please Hate My Enemies forContinue reading “Love Your Enemies, Don’t Assume Their Motives (David French Response)”
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A Pro-Life Message that “Sticks”
Communicating effectively isn’t easy. What’s even more difficult is communicating in such a way as to persuade someone else to change their mind. Think about how difficult it would be for someone to change your mind on ________. I know it would be close to impossible to convince me that God does not exist, forContinue reading “A Pro-Life Message that “Sticks””
Christianity Today Wants Trump Removed
Mark Galli, Editor in Chief for the popular news publication, Christianity Today, wrote an article just over a week ago about why Donald Trump should be removed from office. I found this article and everything that followed quite interesting. It is no secret that evangelicals are split on Trump. Many are his strongest allies. ManyContinue reading “Christianity Today Wants Trump Removed”
North Korean Family Executed for Sharing the Gospel
A North Korean defector shared his experience of persecution with President Trump at the State Department’s religious freedom ministerial. It is hard to imagine some of the horrors described that the persecuted Church faces. Never forget them in your prayers. North Korean defector says cousin’s entire family executed for sharing Gospel
Critical Theory vs. Christianity
There’s much talk in our culture about “critical theory” and “social justice.” How do the worldviews that undergird these ideas fit with Christianity? Amy K. Hall weighs in here: Critical Theory vs. Christianity
The Spiritual and Moral Bankruptcy of Progressive Christianity
Michael Brown writes about his experience with progressive pastor, John Pavlovitz. He then gives a number of other examples and discusses how void of any substance the progressive arguments are. The Spiritual and Moral Bankruptcy of Progressive Christianity
Ep 33 Alison Centofante: The Truth About Abortion
Alison Centofante is the director of external affairs at Live Action, a pro-life media movement that aims to end abortion. Alison reveals the truth about abortion in a gracious and loving way. If you have had an abortion, or been affected by one, you are not alone and you are loved. Please reach out andContinue reading “Ep 33 Alison Centofante: The Truth About Abortion”
Ep 27 Avoiding Tribalism: Conversations Behind Enemy Lines
Haden discusses the importance of talking to people you disagree with. Avoiding these types of conversations will only lead us to further political divide, ideological echo chambers, and tribalism. ———————————————————————————————————— Support our Ministry (Patron-Only eBook Included): https://www.patreon.com/helpmebelieve
The Gospel According to Progressive Christianity: Is it Really Good News?
Alisa Childers takes a look at “progressive Christianity” and how it differs from historical Christianity on the four major questions of a worldview. The Gospel According to Progressive Christianity: Is it Really Good News?
Avoiding Tribalism: Conversations Behind Enemy Lines
It is no secret that we live in a culture that is deeply divided. As it stands, we are polarized to the extreme in our social and political views. This polarization has led to some pretty unfortunate methods of conversation. In years past, when you debated someone you would have to first restate your opponent’sContinue reading “Avoiding Tribalism: Conversations Behind Enemy Lines”
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