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  • When mental health professionals recognize the healing powers of spirituality

    When mental health professionals recognize the healing powers of spirituality

    I say it’s high time for the wellbeing of those struggling that naturalistic biases and presuppositions to be removed in the interest of truth and health. We are more than material beings, and that by divine design.

  • The moment of silence heard around the nation

    The moment of silence heard around the nation

    On Monday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 529 into law, mandating between one and two minutes of silence to start each day in the state’s public schools. Said DeSantis, “The idea that you can just push God out of every institution and be successful, I’m sorry, our Founding Fathers did not believe that.”

  • Are we really that much better than countries with state-controlled media?

    Are we really that much better than countries with state-controlled media?

    I’m deeply thankful that I live here in America rather than a country like North Korea, and I truly appreciate the freedom of the press that we enjoy. At the same time, when the mainstream media outlets can collude so powerfully in disseminating lies and withholding truths, are we that much better than countries with state-controlled media?

  • If God does not exist then injustice does not exist

    If God does not exist then injustice does not exist

    Ironically, it is often those who rail the most against religion and against God who also protest the loudest against injustice and who point to the “problem of evil.” Yet, without God, there is no such thing as “injustice” since human beings have no “inalienable rights.”

  • Not enough fingers to plug up all the holes in the dike

    Not enough fingers to plug up all the holes in the dike

    If you are actively involved in the culture wars, trying to stem the tide of moral decline, you can often feel like the boy who tried to plug the holes in the dike with his own fingers. Soon enough, you run out of fingers.

  • Why I am hopeful about the new Israeli Government

    Why I am hopeful about the new Israeli Government

    Evangelical Christians who have become used to the effective leadership of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest serving prime minister, may have grave concerns about the newly formed coalition government. But I believe there is good reason to hope that this new government might be just what Israel needs.

  • The inconvenient truth about LGBTQ+ activism

    The inconvenient truth about LGBTQ+ activism

    While we continue to reach out to LGBTQ individuals with compassion, we resist their agenda with courage. We have no other choice.

  • What does the Jewish community want from Jewish followers of Jesus?

    What does the Jewish community want from Jewish followers of Jesus?

    When we say, “We believe in meeting in Messianic synagogues and following the biblical calendar,” we are called deceptive. When we reject Jewish tradition, we are told we are committing spiritual suicide, cutting ourselves off from our history and our people. When we honor Jewish tradition, we are told that we are impostors of the worst kind. To ask again: So, which is it? What do you expect us to do?

  • Leah Sharibu: Say her name

    Leah Sharibu: Say her name

    Do you know the story of Leah Sharibu? Do you know why a song has just been released in her honor? Do you know about her boldness, her faith, and her courage? If not, then please allow me to share her story with you.

  • How the churches in India are responding to the COVID calamity

    How the churches in India are responding to the COVID calamity

    If you have heard the horror stories from India during this second, deadly wave of COVID – stories of people dying in the streets for lack of beds and hospitals – those stories are true.

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