Trump or Biden, Haley or Sanders, between a rock and a hard place ‘Under Trump, Russia did not attack any country.’ It didn’t need to. It had taken over the White House already. I…
We dare not set our hopes on the Republican or Democratic parties or candidates, or Independents.
Revive Our Hearts
Join Cindy in preparing your heart for whatever this election year holds.
Check out the So We Speak podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. What are Christians trying to do in the culture? What is the role of apologetics? What are we trying to accomplish with engaging the secular world? While Christians cannot engage with the culture the same way secularists do, Christians have a wide array of tools to use in engaging the culture. God has not left us without tools in our toolbelt. Wilson pushes home the point that religion trumps culture, culture trumps politics. Cu...
Yesterday I learned that Jacinda Ardern , Prime Minister of New Zealand who led her country for the past five years, resigned unexpectedly ….
Revive Our Hearts
Because Heaven rules, we know that God is still on His throne no matter how the election turns out.
Joel C. Rosenberg joins us on the Crossmap Podcast to talk about why he chose to host a television program after being on the other side of the microphone as a guest for more than two decades. Listen as he shares why he is so passionate about the events of the Middle East and why he has chosen to have a front row seat to watching the world unfold in regard to End Times prophecy.
Is preserving democracy a Christian cause? An article in Christianity Today thinks so.
Dr. Michael Brown To say the last few years of American politics has been volatile and chaotic is quite the understatement. With mid-term elections just around the corner, and the presidential election cycle looming just beyond that, it seems voters are determined to move beyond the machinations and maneuverings of the last few years. But
Christ declared, “My kingdom is not of this world. . . . My kingdom is not of this realm.” (John 18:36). Far from setting Himself up as a rival to Caesar, He was saying that the church belongs to a different, higher realm than any earthly government, and therefore she poses no threat to Caesar’srightfulauthority.
Christ declared, “My kingdom is not of this world. . . . My kingdom is not of this realm” (John 18:36). Far from setting Himself up as a rival to Caesar, He was saying that the church belongs to a different, higher realm than any earthly government, and therefore she poses no threat to Caesar’srightfulauthority.
Is it OK just to sit on the fence in a world gone mad? Confession: As an American, I don’t like getting involved with the problems of other countries. I don’t want to be the world’…
Do you pray for your government leaders? Or are you hand in glove with fellow believers speaking against them. What does God say?
I am struck by how close to home the situation in the Ukraine is to many of us who are what seems a world away.
By Greg Laurie – Many Bible scholars believe Magog of Ezekiel 38 is modern day Russia. I believe that is correct.
At the outset of Joshua’s role as leader of the Israelite community, God gave him a strong charge. Today we’re not called to lead a nation like Joshua, but his charge from God still contains a powe…
We as Christians should be involved in the voting process. There are just as many non- Biblical things to vote for as there are Biblical things to vote for. As Christians, we should actively pray f…
Sunday’s sermon passage instructed us to “flee youthful passions” (2 Timothy 2:22). As we reflected on those words, we considered how even desires for a good thing can turn into harmful passions when those desires get unhitched from trust in and obedience to the Lord. Commenting on this, I said, Let me give one more
Ooit was de leus je maintiendrai [ik zal handhaven], maar hun motto is nous nous maintiendrons [wij zullen onszelf handhaven] (naar Wim Kan). We weten nog niks van het regeerakkoord maar we weten a…
Many who are in vocational ministry are beginning to accept the uneasy reality that for the remainder of their career they will have to deal with an increasing divide over an array of social, political and theological issues.