When Sin Goes From Shocking to Amusing By Shane Idleman “Remember ever, and always, that your country was founded by the stern old Puritans whose first act on touching the soil of the new world was to offer on bended knees thanksgiving to Almighty God” (paraphrase of Henry Wilson; 18TH U.S. Vice President). Unlike today, […]
Romans 1 and Natural Law By Ed Vitagliano There are many ways in which God reveals Himself. His glory is manifested in His word and especially in Jesus Christ (Hebrews 1:1-2); in His acts of mercy, grace, and power, and in nature, as it states in Romans 1 and elsewhere in Scripture. While God reveals […]
Women Pastors In the Body of Christ? The Word of God Clearly Says NO By Geri Ungurean Not a week goes by where I do not read about the errant and apostate teachings in the mainline denominations. They are taught to hate Israel. They are taught that the Word of God in not infallible. They […]
Did God Cause Hurricane Harvey? By Bryan Fischer “And there will be signs in sun and moon and stars, and on the earth distress of nations in perplexity because of the roaring of the sea and the waves, people fainting with fear and with foreboding of what is coming on the world. For the powers […]
Hanging by a Thread By Dr. David Smith As we get up out of bed each day, we never know what the day ahead will hold for us. We all hope and pray that it will be “a good day.” However, what most of us think of as a good day is not always what […]
A Multiplicity of Errors By Wendy Wippel If you’ve been to a theater over the last ten years you’ve no doubt been introduced to the concept of multiple (parallel) universes, all the rage in science fiction since first proposed by Erwin Schrodinger while I was still in diapers. They’ve been all the rage in cosmologists […]
One Nation Under God By Adrian Rogers This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. – 2 Timothy 3:1 When the Mayflower first touched America’s shore, the Pilgrims first—before coming ashore—gathered below deck to compose The Mayflower Compact. It began, “In the name of God, amen.” In it they stated their […]
The Gospel Isn’t a Feel Good Message Dr. Ray Rooney, Jr. Truth and common sense. Two things that a growing number of American churchgoers seem to care less and less about. Jesus wasn’t crucified for being nice. Nor was he nailed to a cross for proclaiming the golden rule or the royal law. He wasn’t […]
WARNING: False Prophets By J.L. Robb Ever heard of Kenneth Watt, Ecologist? He has quite the resumé: Professor, University of California , Davis Professor Emeritus, Evolution and Ecology CO2 Science: Scientific and Policy Advisor Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide:Scientific and Policy Advisor PhD Zoology One would certainly think that a college professor with such […]
Where’s the Beef? By J.L. Robb One has to go back a few decades to recall the Wendy’s hamburger commercial. An elderly lady is at a competitor’s hamburger joint, opened the huge bun and asked, “Where’s the beef?” as she looked at a pitiful little piece of well-cooked ground beef with a pickle on top. […]
Trump Cabinet has Founders’ Reverence for the Bible By Bryan Fischer The Founders frequently cited outside authorities in their public political writings to support, amplify, and confirm their positions. Of all these outside citations, 34% came from the Bible. The source cited next most frequently, Montesquieu, clocked in at a mere eight percent. There is […]
Three Things You Cannot Learn In School By Adrian Rogers Each January, after a long Christmas break, students head back to school. I’m grateful for schools, but there are some things no teacher or professor can impart. When it comes to spiritual matters, on our own we can be stunningly ignorant. But we are not […]