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How Christians Prepare for Suffering

If we treasure Jesus, then every aspect of suffering in our lives is losing something we have already declared as loss

Written by Jonathan Parnell | Thursday, March 14, 2013

If when you become a Christian you write a big red “LOSS” across all the things in the world except Christ, then when Christ calls you to forfeit some of those things, it is not strange or unexpected. The pain and the sorrow may be great. The tears may be many, as they were for... Continue Reading

California Baptist University Sued by Expelled Transgender Student

Javier appeared on the MTV program "True Life" and revealed that while identifying as a female, he had been born male

Written by Michael Gryboski, The Christian Post | Thursday, March 14, 2013

“Domaine did not lie about her gender identity. She identifies as female. She also identifies as Christian. CBU may believe that because it is a private, religiously affiliated institution, it has the right to expel transgender people without having to pay for the damages it has caused,” said Southwick.   California Baptist University has been... Continue Reading

Providence Christian College in Pasadena Receives Accreditation

Western Association of Schools and Colleges grants Providence Accreditation

Written by Staff | Wednesday, March 13, 2013

“Although Providence has always pursued and maintained the highest standards of academic excellence in the classroom, receiving accreditation underscores an important milestone for Providence, its constituents, as well as for current and future students. It is a testament to the overall financial sustainability of the college. Additionally, accreditation will provide a more favorable opportunity for... Continue Reading

Sex in the Sermon

God's Word is not prudish about sexuality. It is careful to illustrate the pitfalls and the trappings, as well as the beauty and the blessing.

Written by Melissa Kruger | Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Could it be that we face so much sexual confusion in the church because we fail to preach faithfully through all of Scripture? Society shames sex by speaking of it too often in the wrong context, with smirks and innuendos. Conversely, we in the church often shame sex by failing to speak of it all,... Continue Reading

Doctor behind HIV cure a former missionary

Her work with AIDS patients in Africa helped direct her medical career

Written by Tiffany Owens, WNS | Wednesday, March 13, 2013

“Her interest in HIV has always just stemmed from her love of children and her heart’s desire to use her gifts to help as many as she could,” her husband said. “She threw herself fully into it and was determined to learn all she could to do the best she could for the children that... Continue Reading

Depression: When the black dog howls

Advice on what to say and what not to say to someone struggling with depression

Written by Marty Duren | Wednesday, March 13, 2013

All-in-all I see depression a result of the fall, not a part of God’s creation. As such Jesus died so that we might have ultimate deliverance from it. That may or may not happen in this life for me, but it gives me yet another reason to long for That Day.   The term “black... Continue Reading

Why Are We Afraid?

Our Fears Reveal the Failures of our Faith

Written by Jason A. Van Bemmel | Wednesday, March 13, 2013

If we truly feared the Lord and held the Holy One in such honor and reverence that we trusted ourselves completely to His hands, then none of this nonsense would really matter to us. But our fears reveal our failings of faith. I fear what people think of me and are saying about me behind... Continue Reading

I Believe in Motherhood and Apple Pie, Maybe Not Revival

The Revivals elevated experiences of the heart over the practices of a life.

Written by William H. Smith | Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Revivals, like all things that emphasize and rely on experiences, are not sustainable. Experiences are about feelings, godly or otherwise. Feelings by nature and necessity fade and fluctuate. When one relies on experiences he is setting himself up for disappointment and disillusionment. Experiences are like romantic love. You can’t build a lifetime marriage relationship on... Continue Reading

Michael Milton Retires as Chancellor of Reformed Theological Seminary

A Chronic Illness and a Compassionate Response

Written by Staff, Reformed Theological Seminary | Tuesday, March 12, 2013

The executive committee of RTS has announced the retirement of Dr. Michael A. Milton from his office of chancellor and CEO of Reformed Theological Seminary. Dr. Milton explained that he has suffered from a debilitating illness that the physicians confirmed could not be remedied without sustained rest. They also confirmed that upon sustained rest, and... Continue Reading

Hotter Than All the Fifty Shades in the World

How God's design for marital romance provides the "tension" for sustained passion

Written by Megan Hill, Christianity Today | Tuesday, March 12, 2013

For other couples, sadly, differences become the font of conflict. Each spouse’s strengths become weapons. Each weakness is an opportunity for blame. The very tension that should ignite love instead ignites a civil war. But romance can be fueled by an honest acknowledgement of that potential to fail. My marriage of nine years, one mortgage,... Continue Reading

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