NRB is an industry association of mostly radio and television broadcasters, but it also includes some major Christian publishing houses. Its code of ethics states, “I will refrain from any sexual conduct or life-style, such as homosexuality or adultery, which is inconsistent with Scripture, or any promotion of the same.”   (WNS)–The publisher of numerous... Continue Reading

ADF attorneys represent the colleges in a lawsuitchallenging the administration’s mandate that forces employers, regardless of their religious or moral convictions and under threat of heavy penalties, to provide insurance coverage for pills and procedures that many Christians oppose. The two colleges object to the government’s conclusion that they are not sufficiently religious to qualify... Continue Reading

“This young man asked about the Ph.D. program, and I told him we don’t normally admit non-born-again believers to the seminary, but there is no reason we can’t,” said Paige Patterson, Southwestern’s president. Patterson said that as many as 80 people work on archaeological digs, and only about a quarter come from Southwestern, so it... Continue Reading

This significant gift came at a critical time for Belhaven students, when housing was at capacity last fall due to increased enrollment. Dr. Parrott adds, “For over a year we have talked, dreamed, worked and prayed for additional housing that would allow us to house more students on campus, but do so in a unique,... Continue Reading

Lawsuits alleging wrongful employment practices are the fastest-growing area of civil litigation today. Unfortunately, many churches and ministries are unaware of the legal risks they face as employers. Mistaken assumptions about employment law can add to the risks. Protect your organization by asking an employment law attorney to review your ministry’s practices.   Lawsuits alleging... Continue Reading

If we have multitudes of people, but have not prayer, we have nothing but an unarmed, nonthreatening army. And if we have a wide offering of programs, tailored to every age and interest, but have not prayer, we accomplish nothing that will endure.  If people tithe and give all that they have, and spend countless... Continue Reading

RTS Charlotte and the ARP denomination have a rich and long-standing relationship, with RTS boasting four full-time faculty members ordained in the ARP, numerous students who are ARP interns, and many alumni now serving in ARP churches. The investment that Glenwood ARP is making in RTS and in ARP seminary students will have great impact... Continue Reading

The 9th Judicial District Court dismissed the case in March 2012, saying issues involved “will necessarily turn upon competing interpretations of religion, thus resulting in the court becoming entangled in an ecclesiastical dispute.” The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld that ruling in November 2013, finding the dispute “centers on the nature of Baptist theology... Continue Reading

“I turned to What’s Next What’s Now hoping to find some resources to help post-college Christians understand and apply their faith to the stage of life they occupy. After all, the Reformed tradition has been a thought and practice leader in understanding and engaging culture with the Gospel. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. There are plenty... Continue Reading

“While the Oasis board says it has “no corporate view on this matter,” Steve Chalke shocked British evangelicals by coming out in favor of same-sex relationships last year. He announced his belief that monogamous same-sex relationships are not sinful and that churches should support them in the February 2013 issue of Christianity magazine.”   Oasis... Continue Reading