LOS ANGELES – It is not every day that a father and daughter get to work together on a project that matters. It is even more rarefied air when a family duo joins forces to make movies that matter. But that is exactly what movie producer Robert Katz and his...
LOS ANGELES -- When former Marine Joe Kennedy took a job with his local high school as an assistant football coach, he had no idea that someday he would be fighting for the rights of all Americans when it came to the battle for freedom of speech.What began as a...
I heard a pastor last week share this quote from Augustine. In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity. I’ve been pondering that all week. If there’s one thing followe…
Several religious principles, cultures, and natural laws point to the reflective end to whatever we do here on earth in the afterlife. It means what we do
“Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy.” Unfortunately, for many people, H. L. Mencken’s witty quip is still winning the battle of perception over the Puritans. Intolerance, dogmatism, and bigotry are the common synonyms for “Puritan” in today’s parlance. A band of serious, dour do-gooders, rigid and fastidious, snuffing out any flicker of joy. But is this who the Puritans really were? The real Puritans lived in England and the American colonies for about 120 years.
A Study of Colossians 2:20-24 includes submission to religious rules, human precepts and teachings, and the attraction of self-made religion.
TOPICS:American UniversitiesAntichristDemonic HatredEliteEmperor HadrianHatersPalestiniansPsalm 83:4POSTED BY: MICHAEL BRESCIANI NOVEMBER 2, 2023According to sofi.com “Harvard University is known for being one of the oldest (if not the oldest) institutions of higher learning in the United States. Harvard tuition, which was $57,261 a year in 2022-23, is above the national average for...
Greg Laurie stands with Israel and condemns Hamas' evil attack during his speech at the Simon Wiesenthal Center for the rally for Israel.
By Elizabeth Prata I waited two years for this conference. That’s 730 days. It was over in a heartbeat, just 2 and a half days. That’s just 0.34% of the time of the last 2 years. But it…
By Elizabeth Prata We slept well and had a hot breakfast offered by the SpringHill Suites at Marriott. The breakfast was free and it was unusually lavish. Usually “free breakfast means they t…
By Elizabeth Prata My friend and I went early to the conference this morning. We are in a hotel across the street, it only takes 5 minutes to walk over there. Once inside the cavernous building, it…
By Elizabeth Prata 1685, John Bunyan (1628 – 1688), the English writer and preacher who wrote ‘Pilgrim’s Progress’. Original Artwork: Drawn by Kenneth Maclean from a rare pr…
A reader contacted me and asked the following question: “Understanding Paul’s instruction for men’s and women’s roles in the church in 1 Timothy, what are your thoughts on women deacons serving the communion elements to the body?” Hmmm. Good question. In today’s culture, a thorny one too. Let’s first define terms.
In The Great Reset, airing on TBN April 17th at 8pm ET, award winning journalist Erick Stakelbeck sits down with special guests including the Kwak Brothers, Mark Morano, Reggie Littlejohn, Victor Davis Hanson and others, to examine what global governance is, how it might affect our everyday lives, and why Christians should respond to this potentially world-changing event.
By Elizabeth Prata Pulpit 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 says The women are to keep silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak, but are to subject themselves, just as the Law also says. Bu…
By Elizabeth Prata Beth Moore speaking at a race conference at Baylor in 2022. Just out is Beth Moore’s third memoir, “All My Knotted Up Life.” (The first two were Feathers from M…
Revive Our Hearts
Three Revive Our Hearts Ambassadors who are also seasoned ministry wives are back with advice for pastor’s wives on how to support their husbands.
“And why worry about a speck in your friend’s eye when you have a log in your own? … Hypocrite! First get rid of the log in your own eye…” – Matthew 7:3, 5a, NLT When I was going through my trials, I had no shortage of religious people willing to “help” me see my “sin” or … Continue reading “Oh, the self-righteous, religious pricks!”
Hello World, I hate to start off Black History Month writing about the death of another black person at the hands of police, but black history does include black people being more likely to be targeted by police…Peace to the family of Tyre Nichols who was the latest target of the unjust treatment by the […]
Content and context symbol. Businessman turns wooden cubes and changes the word context to content. Beautiful grey table, grey background. Business and We can’t know the effect of speaking truth to listeners who seem closed, even outraged at our words. The loss of context: Pope Benedict and Islamophobia.