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Keeping Kids Safe

We are not to be passive in our engagement with injustice, danger, mistreatment, and evil.

Written by Julie Lowe | Tuesday, June 13, 2023

Knowing good from evil and right from wrong is primary. Safety skills flow from that foundation. Safety skills are a fruit of the way we parent our children. This is important to emphasize, because if we raise children who have been shielded from the worst perils of this world but do not walk with the... Continue Reading

The Amazing Plan of God

We can glean much instruction from Paul's response to his imprisonment.

Written by Michael Staton | Monday, June 12, 2023

Paul was given a captive audience who otherwise would never have listened. It could be that God has placed someone specifically in your life for the sole purpose of hearing the gospel from you. Paul’s imprisonment impacted his followers as they became emboldened by his example. An arrest that was meant to silence and intimidate actually... Continue Reading

REVOLT: 85% of Anglican Leaders Reject Head Bishop of the 3rd-Largest Christian Denomination

Leaders at the Global Anglican Future Conference signed the Kigali Commitment, condemning Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s defense of blessings for same-sex couples as blasphemy.

Written by Tyler O'Neil | Monday, May 8, 2023

The Kigali Commitment upholds biblical sexual morality while affirming that “every person is loved by God” and opposing “the vilification or demeaning of any person, including those who do not follow God’s ways.” As the commitment states, it is “unloving” to “mislead people by pretending that God blesses sexually active relationships between two people of... Continue Reading

Answering Objections to Saddleback’s Removal from the SBC

The SBC is both constitutionally and morally right to deem a church like Saddleback as no longer in “friendly cooperation.”

Written by Denny Burk | Wednesday, March 1, 2023

To be in friendly cooperation, a church must have a faith and practice that is in step with the BF&M [The Baptist Faith & Message]. Contradicting what the BF&M says about female pastors is by definition not “closely identifying” with the BF&M. Indeed, it’s a direct contradiction of the BF&M.   I have seen a variety... Continue Reading

Texas Megachurch Announces Decision to Leave United Methodist Denomination

At least 500 UMC churches in Texas, including four of the top six by membership, have left or are leaving.

Written by Anne Stych | Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Many conservative congregations nationwide have left the UMC in recent months or are in the process of leaving because they disagree with the denomination’s stance on issues including same-sex marriage and the ordination of openly gay pastors.    A Dallas-area church with more than 6,500 members said it will disaffiliate with the United Methodist Church... Continue Reading

What Do We Actually Need?

What we need is people with an eye to doing whatever is needed for the cause of the gospel.

Written by Stephen Kneale | Saturday, October 15, 2022

We need people who are self-starters, able to create new ministry opportunities and manage them well so that the work can grow. We need people who like the idea of being given freedom and flexibility to make the most of the opportunities on our doorstep. Maybe that sounds like something you would like to do. Maybe... Continue Reading

Same-Sex Attraction, Sin, and Redemption: A Church Leader’s Story

The pull of the "other" produced overwhelming guilt, toxic shame, and repeated, desperate calls to God to remove the despised thorn.

Written by Harvest USA | Wednesday, January 12, 2022

The pastor to whom I had confessed my sin years earlier has walked with us through many rough times; I am grateful that he is still my pastor today. He loved me, and he showed up as the hands and feet of Christ when I did not think myself worthy of God’s love.   “Godly... Continue Reading

Five Things Concerned Southern Baptist Churches Can Do Right Now

Every Christian in a church identified with the SBC should work on promoting the doctrinal and spiritual health of the convention.

Written by Tom Ascol | Friday, July 2, 2021

Pastors need to lead the churches to pray for those who serve us in the convention. Then they need to lead their churches to show up, stand up, and speak up, so that all who work in any convention institution or agency remember that those institutions and agencies are owned by the churches.   “I... Continue Reading

Great Awokening: Fight against Critical Theory & Intersectionality Enters New Phase

Woke Christians are angry: at the conference, its organizers and its message.

Written by Capstone Report | Friday, October 2, 2020

Sovereign Nations is hosting October 8-10 in Tampa, Florida a conference featuring Michael O’Fallon, Tom Ascol, Josh Buice, Darrell Bernard Harrison, Virgil Walker, Rod Martin, John Connell, Ryan Helfenbein to talk about the dangers of Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality on the church.   It is time for Christians to wake up, stand up, and... Continue Reading

5 Myths About Hospitality

Hospitality is not a gift unto itself, but a means through which other spiritual gifts are displayed: mercy, serving, giving and evangelizing.

Written by Rosaria Butterfield | Thursday, January 9, 2020

Hospitality seeks the salvation of the stranger, and fellowship seeks the building up in the faith of the brother and sister. We serve a God who sought us out while we were strangers. God found us, took us in, made us part of his family, and brought us to his table. Our homes are not... Continue Reading

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