How you think changes everything
As we celebrate Christmas, one thing the world is largely ignorant of is the huge impact Jesus has made in history. A ginormous shift in world events happened when this ‘person of interest’ came onto the historical scene. This is mostly lost in a holiday season that has become secularized. Ironically, we try to be […]
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The battle cry of critics when Christians go wrong Anytime a Christian leader, be it the Pope or an Evangelical preacher, commits a sin, it reflects poorly on the whole Body of Christ. We are, after all, in this faith together (1 Cor. 12:27). Believers are part of a bigger picture, a meta-narrative called the […]
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The secret of the Christian hope I can’t tell you how many posts I see regularly from Christians that expect politicians and the legal system to change the world. It seems we’ve forgotten the lessons history can teach us, like recognizing that positive change typically comes from the passions of the heart of humanity, not […]
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Americans who say they are “non-religious” have grown in recent years. About one-in-five people (one-third are under the age of 30) claim to be religiously unaffiliated, according to the Pew Research Center. Some have a name for this new trend: “Apatheism.” This means people are apathetic about if there is a God and how He […]
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by guest blogger, Kimberly Jackson, MA Apologetics, 2017 The apostles preached Jesus crucified, buried and risen on the third day according to the Scriptures. This was a historical fact that happened in time and space. Our faith cannot be divorced from history. However, our modern culture’s interest in diversity and tolerance drives the way the culture […]
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