The Military Balance of Faith and Freedom
A West Point cadet resigns over religiosity at the academy, but other cadets have rights too.
If history is a guide, the military’s handling of its recent religious challenges may put the rest of us to shame. Although the military has lagged behind in its response to some social concerns, the reverse has been true with others. In the second half of the 20th century, the military integrated more fully and... Continue Reading
2,750-year-old Temple Found Near Jerusalem
The Biblical settlement "Mozah" is mentioned in the Book of Joshua, described as a town in the tribal lands of Benjamin bordering on Judaea
The latest excavation has revealed a brand new structure, according to the directors, with massive walls and a wide, east-facing entrance, which conform to the tradition of temple construction in the ancient Near East. The archeologists stress that “the find of the sacred structure together with the accompanying cache of sacred vessels, and especially the... Continue Reading
Is Liberty’s Football Bid an Evangelical Hail Mary Pass?
Falwell-founded school hopes its football team will boost evangelicals the way Notre Dame's helped Catholics.
“What if a terrific coach and mentor of student athletes is only marginally committed to the Christian mission of the college?” he said. “To earn a place among college football’s elite programs, will Liberty alter its student conduct policies to attract more student athletes?” Liberty University, the nation’s largest Christian school, wants an invitation... Continue Reading
The Top Seven Regrets of Pastors
"I had this naïve view that a bunch of Christians in a church would always show love toward each other"
The interview was simple. I asked one open-ended question: “What regrets do you have about the years you have served as a pastor?” Each of the men could provide as many responses as they desired. I recently interviewed more than twenty pastors who had been in ministry for at least 25 years. All of... Continue Reading
Your Pastoral Calling: The Destiny Hermeneutic
Human beings don't live life based on the facts of their existence, but based on their interpretations of the facts
Pastor, you must live with a preparation mentality and teach those under your care to do the same. The trials, injustices, and hardships of today do two things for you and me. Every day they remind us that this isn’t our final destination. But there’s another thing… They drive us to the end of ourselves.... Continue Reading
Counting the Cost
Local connections + U.S. action = freed Afghanistan aid workers
…he counted on the local elders—and they came through: “We did not know the levels the local people would go to to protect us or advocate for us. It was nothing short of revolutionary the way these people stood up and took off, moving from their own safety into the territory of bad guys to... Continue Reading
Americans Ready to Risk Lives to Save Souls in Monterrey, Mexico
Presbyterians from churches like the PCA, many of them older men, don't let drug war violence scare them away from checking up on the churches they support financially
Retired [PCA] pastor Rod Whited had made the trip from Jacksonville, Fla. When his church learned it was unsafe to send church groups across the border, it hosted a “reverse mission,” welcoming Mexican teenagers to the U.S…. Pastor Andres Garza and his American colleagues didn’t want the locals to think that American missionaries came only... Continue Reading
Tufts Reinstates Christian Ministry
Student judiciary says religious groups should not be forced to pick leaders who don't share their beliefs
Like several other private colleges, Tufts has an “all comers” policy that requires official student organizations to be open to all students for both membership and leadership, regardless of beliefs. But in reviewing a discrimination complaint filed against Tufts Christian Fellowship (TCF), the largest evangelical group on the Medford, Mass., campus, the Tufts Committee on... Continue Reading
Wycliffe Reports ‘Dramatic Increase’ in Bible Translations Around the World
Wycliffe Bible Translators making strides to translate the Scriptures into every language by 2025
What has helped in recent years with translation projects are new technologies and strategies that directly reach out to local communities and figure out creative solutions about how to translate the Bible using the most accurate means available. Wycliffe noted that it has been using new computer and satellite technology to assist with translation efficiency.... Continue Reading
Commission suggests ways to keep closer eye on lavish ministries
Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Eddie Long and Paula White provided incomplete or no responses.
The IRS should modify forms to permit organizations, such as operators of shelters from domestic violence, to redact sensitive information from public disclosure if it would put people at risk.
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