Penny Nance and Chelsen Vicari

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  • Contemporary Christian Music's Sinking Witness

    Contemporary Christian Music's Sinking Witness

    Admitting the problem is the first step towards recovery. So let's admit it: if we swop the lyrics of a Taylor Swift ballad with some of today's contemporary Christian worship songs, no one would know the difference.

  • Why Millennial Guys Must Care About the 'War on Women'

    Why Millennial Guys Must Care About the 'War on Women'

    If you are against abortion or tax-payer funded contraception, then you are waging a so-called "War on Women." No right to talk about it. Men should stay out of women's business, they say. This is a major falsehood that liberals constantly tell men. But as Christians and future husbands and fathers, women need men to engage in the "war on women" debate.

  • Ladies, Don't be Fooled: Women Won in the Hobby Lobby Case

    Ladies, Don't be Fooled: Women Won in the Hobby Lobby Case

    The Supreme Court's decision to uphold citizens' First Amendment right to live and work according to our moral convictions should not scare women. What should frighten us is the deceptive and potentially harmful misinformation so-called "progressive" voices within pro-abortion lobby groups, mainstream media, and, most disappointingly, from some within the Church are feeding us.

  • Justin Bieber Matters to Youth Ministry

    Justin Bieber Matters to Youth Ministry

    News of pop singer Justin Bieber and his girlfriend, Selena Gomez, attending Bible study hasn't garnered as much attention from the Evangelical community as it should. Not because we care about celebrity status or bad-boy behavior, but because we are deeply concerned about souls and spheres of influence.

  • Where Do Millennials Attend Church?

    Where Do Millennials Attend Church?

    In case you missed it, there is a hilarious Tumblr blog floating the web that depicts "Why Millennials Don't Go to Church" in LOLCat format. One picture featured twirling cats and the words, "We can haz liturgical dance to attract the youngz" and another showed a cat lounging on top of a guitar asking, "Maybe u would like a praise band?"

  • Compassionate Evangelicalism?

    Compassionate Evangelicalism?

    Did you know that anyone can call themselves an evangelical? Sure. The description is up for grabs so long as you pair your evangelical label with sweet-sounding descriptors and fluffy mission statements. At least, that's the emerging trend.

  • Stop Confusing Non-Judgmental with Justification of Sin

    Stop Confusing Non-Judgmental with Justification of Sin

    You probably hear this phrase a dozen times a day: "…but I'm not judging." Whether heard on your favorite morning talk show, at the office, or Wednesday night Bible study, a misuse of this cultural caveat is suffocating God's truth.

  • Digging for Truth in the 'Gay Christian' Debates

    Digging for Truth in the 'Gay Christian' Debates

    It's messy. That's the only way I can describe to you the public debate between traditional and same-sex marriage.

  • To My Fellow Millennials: Christian Persecution is a Social Justice Issue

    To My Fellow Millennials: Christian Persecution is a Social Justice Issue

    Did you ever imagine a hashtag could help spread the word about Christian persecution in a matter of hours? Neither did I.

  • Why Aren't Evangelicals Talking About Natural Family Planning?

    Why Aren't Evangelicals Talking About Natural Family Planning?

    Like it or not, contraception is a twenty-first century moral issue which evangelicals must face.