If a watered down theology is sapping the evangelistic vigor of clergy, imagine what it is doing to membership trying to overcome sin issues in their lives.
In America, trafficking children for sex is the fastest growing business in organized crime and the second most-lucrative commodity traded illegally after drugs and guns.
Far from a dying religion, Christianity thrives in environments where poor people have few options, and in countries where Christians are persecuted.
After receiving the notification of rejection from YouTube, Robichaux said that he called the helpline and was additionally told “Google’s new criteria prohibited the word, ‘Christian.’”
Again, Christians have to be tolerant of the flag of gay nation, satanic flags, sports flags and just about every other type of banner that is allowed to fly over the streets of Boston on a city flagpole. Is it too much to ask that tolerance extend both ways?
Burgess Hill Library, a public library in West Sussex, England, has allowed members of King’s Church to conduct a “rhyme time” singalong event once a month for the past eight years. But that came to an end last week when one person complained some of the songs mentioned God.
According to Pew Research Center, 71 percent of Americans identify as being Christian, which indicates that our culture is doing a heck of a lot of pandering to appease a small percentage of easily-offended people.
Egypt is a primarily Muslim nation. Yet, government officials cleared the way for 127 Christian churches to be legally recognized, and that number could rise to 3,000.
What a novel approach to being “the church” — go out into the community, fix up a home and donate it to someone who selflessly served his country.
Grand Rapids First Church in Wyoming, Mich., bought more than $1.8 million in medical debt for less than a penny on the dollar. Once acquired, the debt was forgiven. It sounded fishy to me, but then I saw how brilliantly it was designed.
