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The New Intolerance: Will We Regret Pushing Christians Out of Public Life?

In this provocative challenge to the left, the former New Statesman deputy editor Cristina Odone argues that liberalism has become the new orthodoxy – and there is no room for religious believers to dissent.

Written by Christina Odone | Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Intolerance is no longer the prerogative of overt racists and other bigots – it is state-sanctioned. It is no longer the case that the authorities are impartial on matters of belief, and will intervene to protect the interests and heritage of the weak. When it comes to crushing the rights of those who dissent from... Continue Reading

This is Why We Need a Minimum Wage Hike

Minimum wage provides fewer jobs and less freedom.

Written by Matt Walsh | Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Worker: “But… I’d rather make under 10.10 than be unemployed. Why can’t I enter into a private employment contract with this establishment if we both feel that the arrangement benefits us? We are both consenting parties, aren’t we?”   The Argument for Obama’s $10.10 Minimum Wage Hike, Explained in Dialogue Form: Worker: “Hi, I’d like to work... Continue Reading

Ministering to the Middle Classes

All the world is guilty before God; all the world needs the gospel. All are in darkness, and all need the light.

Written by Jeremy Walker, Ref21 | Monday, January 20, 2014

The fact is this: up and down every country, behind every door and under every rock, in every social class, behind the make-up of the whore and the society princess, under the street uniform of the thug and the suit uniform of the banker, lurks precisely the same lifeless and sin-spewing heart. Every man and... Continue Reading

The Danger in Hedging the Law

What does hedging the law have to do with us? Quite a bit, actually

Written by Rachel Miller | Monday, January 20, 2014

As Ecclesiastes says, “there is nothing new under the sun.” There is always a tendency to “hedge” God’s law. There is always a trend towards self-righteousness. We want rules that are easy to follow, check lists with bite-sized pieces of law that we can obey and feel good about ourselves and how we match up... Continue Reading

Grace for Our Grieving

How do you deal with grief in ministry?

Written by Paul Tripp, Christian Post | Monday, January 20, 2014

We all need to remember that we never grieve alone. Because God is a God of tender mercy and grace, he weeps for and with his people. He always gives you the grace you need to do what he calls you to do in the places where he leads you. He is the God of... Continue Reading

In Praise of Fat Pastors

American evangelicalism is obsessed with image, with cool, with seeming impressive

Written by Jared C. Wilson, TGC | Monday, January 20, 2014

So no, I am not advocating gluttony here, just a Christward self-disregard, a godly un-self-consciousness. I am praying for an increase in the tribe of self-forgetful pastors — if not all-out dorky ones — with platforms thrust upon them genuinely “aw shucks”-wise, men who will love not their images even unto death. Men who at... Continue Reading

Evolution Is Most Certainly a Matter of Belief—and so Is Christianity

Answering those who claim evolution is "settled science"

Written by Albert Mohler | Monday, January 20, 2014

There can be no doubt that evolution can be squared with belief in some deity, but not the God who revealed himself in the Bible, including the first chapters of Genesis. Krattenmaker asserts that “it is more than possible to accept the validity of evolution and believe in God’s role in creation at the same time.” Well,... Continue Reading

Confronting the Antidiscrimination Regime

Nothing is more vital to freedom than liberty of conscience, nothing is a greater injustice to the individual than the government requiring that person to violate his or her conscience.

Written by Rick Plasterer | Monday, January 20, 2014

While the state itself can never concede that its laws may be disobeyed, no one truly believes that the state’s laws ought always to be obeyed, regardless of what they say. Abolitionists were right to defy the Fugitive Slave Law, and pacifists, if they are correct about military action, were right to defy the draft. It... Continue Reading

Ten Reasons Why “Same-Sex Marriage” Affects Your Marriage: A Reply to My Critics

A response to the issues critics raised in the original article

Written by John Barber | Sunday, January 19, 2014

First, I want to be clear that the authority for my views on marriage and sexuality is Scripture. Although my original article drew from legal, sociological, and rational data, all of it reasoned outward from a point of origination in God’s Word. The following response will manifest that source of divine revelation even more emphatically... Continue Reading

Heaven: Better Than Sex?

A glimpse into the nature of heaven and the world we were truly created for

Written by Tim Lane | Sunday, January 19, 2014

Jesus wants to introduce you to something that is far more joyful and ecstatic than any marriage or sexual experience. Something to which sex points. In so doing, he redeems sex and marriage by putting them in their proper place. Marriage and sex are temporary blessings that pass away with the old order of things... Continue Reading

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