Reading the story, resisting the metaphor…for a moment New Wine, New Wineskins By Dr. David R. Wilson I love movies–their creativity, unique expressions of thoughts on the world as we know it or might want it, their ability to offer alternative worlds and […]

  Knights of Columbus Launches Ad Campaign as Middle Eastern Christians Face Crisis Knights also urge Congress to act by passing H.R. 390 Joseph Cullen for Knights of Columbus via Christian Newswire With Christians facing increased pressure in the Middle East, the Knights of Columbus has launched a nationwide digital and television ad […]

Kevin DeYoung on What We Can Learn from Church History About False Teachers by Randy Alcorn Eternal Perspective Ministries Paul warned the elders of the church in Ephesus, “I know that after my departure fierce wolves will come in among you…and from among your own selves will arise men speaking twisted […]

The Most Important Factor By Pastor Rich Marshall of West Salem Four Square I love us. And by “us” I mean all of us. The whole big US! From you and your circle of friends, to our gathering in West Salem, to the many other groups of believers in Jesus […]

Media Spin Trump-Pope Meeting Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on how the media are spinning the meeting between President Trump and Pope Francis:

Confederate statues retreat from the public squarest last By Tom Krattenmaker The heroes of the Confederacy statues are gradually disappearing from their places of honor. It’s high time.

Is religious belief a matter  of choice? By Tom Krattenmaker   Losing his religion cost Bart Campolo a career as an evangelical ministry leader and threatened to alienate many of those he held dear — especially his beloved father, the well-known evangelical educator Tony Campolo. Why would anyone choose that?

Thousands Support Catholic Teacher Punished for Quoting Saint on Islam Christian Newswire Sixth-grade teacher Mark Smythe was reportedly threatened with dismissal after he used a catechetical text about Islam written by Saint John Bosco at Blessed Trinity Catholic School in Ocala, Florida.

    by Randy Alcorn Years ago, I interviewed a young man from Burundi who told me something profound: “If I fear death as unbelievers do, I have nothing to offer unbelievers. Only when you are free from the fear of death are you really free.”

OR Legislators Move to Allow Starving, Dehydrating the Mentally Ill Oregon Right to Life  by David Kilada Senate Bill 494, recently introduced in the Oregon Legislature, would allow the starving and dehydrating of patients who suffer from dementia or mental illness. A perfect illustration of the danger this bill presents […]