Why The Abortion Industry Wants To Ban Funerals For Miscarried Babies
Even in death, unborn infants receive no respect from an abortion industry anxious to portray such human beings as trash.
Fundamentally, infant dignity laws serve two purposes. First, they provide families closure and the opportunity to grieve. Second they ensure that the remains of unborn infants are not treated the same as discarded blood, tissue, or body parts removed from medical facilities, bedding, bandages, or syringes. Human beings deserve to be treated with dignity and... Continue Reading
Tullian Tchividjian Returns to Teaching
Tullian preached on October 30th at Spring Hills Community Church in Santa Rosa California.
Tullian has clearly begun to think of himself as someone who can teach in an Elder capacity. I commented recently that his post on was likely intended to be a sneak peak of his rumored forthcoming book. Similarly, I would be utterly unsurprised if we saw a formal call to pastoral ministry come from Spring Hills.... Continue Reading
After Trump, Should Evangelical Christians Part Ways?
The 2016 election has revealed afresh a deep fissure — and a great opportunity
From hallway conversations to Facebook and Twitter exchanges, we look at one another and ask, “How could you, as an evangelical, possibly support your candidate?” In times like these, we tend to imagine the worst in one another. Donald Trump is now the president-elect. This fact is deeply discouraging for some evangelical Christians. Many... Continue Reading
4 Problems Associated with White Evangelical Support of Donald Trump
The lion’s share of evangelicals put character concerns aside and pulled the lever for a man whose character is every bit as “flawed” as President Clinton’s
“It may be we’ve reached the point that the only thing that would move evangelicals in more constructive directions would be outright persecution from the GOP itself. Short of that, it’s difficult to imagine evangelicals going elsewhere.” Donald Trump’s race to the White House defied every prediction and expectation. From his controversial speech announcing... Continue Reading
The Great Reversal
Will Donald Trump follow through on his pledges to conservatives?
“What should dictators in Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea expect? Will Trump feud with Republicans, make deals with Democrats, treat abortion as a bargaining chip, and halfheartedly defend religious freedom? Will he increase the national debt as much as Democrats have been doing?” When the New York Mets won the 1986 World Series,... Continue Reading
Study: The More We Lie, The Easier It Gets
New research shows brain’s negative response to lying decreases with repetition
Researchers at the University College London (UCL) have discovered the brain actually changes the way it responds when someone continues to lie. For the vast majority of people, the brain area known as the amygdala begins a rapid-fire response when a person is dishonest, producing uncomfortable emotions and unpleasant physical reactions…. But the UCL researchers... Continue Reading
Satan, The Pope, and Dungeons & Dragons: How Jack Chick’s Cartoons Informed American Fundamentalism
Conspiracy theories and anti-Catholic nativism mark the tract writer’s half-century career — and frequently mirror the alt-right.
And that is the crux of the matter: Jack Chick embodies a deeply fundamentalist, nativist section of the American right wing. But while in his stance, he willingly alienated potential allies — pro-life Catholics, very conservative evangelicals — his reach was extensive, and his influence vast. Depending on whom you talk to, Jack Chick... Continue Reading
4 Times Spurgeon Was Almost Assassinated
Spurgeon was almost stabbed with a knife, killed by cholera, bludgeoned with a stick, crushed by a boulder, hung from the neck, and blown up by a bomb
“In the years leading to the Civil War in the United States, Spurgeon’s stance against slavery ruined his reputation in the Southern states. His sermons, books, and tracts were censored and burned. Character assassinations were published. Many wished his demise.” David once said, “There is only a step between me and death” (1 Samuel... Continue Reading
An Anonymous Story from a Pastor’s Wife
I don’t think even our best friends who know much of what we have gone through have even an inkling of the pain we have experienced
We have found out that because of budget shortfalls, we will again not receive a cost of living raise. This has been the case for many years (I’m not revealing how many years without a raise in hopes that other churches will think I am writing about THEIR church). Why are we to “trust God... Continue Reading
Three Adoptions That Changed My Life
Three adoptions, spread over thousands of miles and each almost thirty years apart. Each of these adoptions has changed my life.
“It’s difficult to imagine the loss of what we cannot see. Abortion silently, persistently, unrelentingly, continues to take away generations from all of us. There simply aren’t tears enough to satisfy the mourning that would take place if we had eyes to see those who are missing from our lives.” In 1947, on a... Continue Reading
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