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Left Behind Co-Author Tim LaHaye Dies at 90

Minister and political activist remembered for his influence on Americans’ view of the end times

Written by Evan Wilt | Friday, July 29, 2016

In 1994, LaHaye was on an airplane when he noticed a pilot flirting with a flight attendant. He thought to himself, what would happen if the rapture occurred in that moment? What would it be like for those left behind while Christians vanished into thin air during the second coming of Christ? LaHaye soon partnered... Continue Reading

9 Secrets Pastors Keep

Which secrets are you hiding from your church members?

Written by Mandy Smith | Thursday, July 28, 2016

So while those in your congregation may not be fully aware of the common stressors each pastor deals with, remember that pastors are not called to be God but to model what it looks like to follow him. That’s one truth you can be comfortable sharing with them.   As a pastor, every Sunday you... Continue Reading

15 Things the Proverbs Teach About How to Post on Facebook – Or Anywhere Else

The importance of writing and speaking with temperance in public places and web sites.

Written by Bob O'Bannon | Thursday, July 28, 2016

The Proverbs have much to teach us about how to use our tongues, as well as how to use our fingers as we type strongly-held opinions in a super-charged political climate. While Facebook can be a good place to air out ideas and to expose yourself to different views, there are at least 15 things... Continue Reading

A Prayer of Christ-Loving Voters

A prayer to the eternal God for clarity, perspective and priorities as we face issues in our temporal setting.

Written by Tim Laitenen | Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Yet here on this Earth that You have created, many other things will end.  Peace eventually ends, as do wars.  Wealth is seldom permanent.  Nations rise and fall.  Political parties come and go.  Companies are launched and go bankrupt.  Technology is invented and becomes obsolete.  Illnesses come and go.  You even tell us in Your... Continue Reading

Ken Ham and Bill Nye: Round Two

Young Earth Creationist Ken Ham and Bill Nye “The Science Guy” have squared off again

Written by Aaron Tubbs | Tuesday, July 26, 2016

“At the very least, round two of the Ham-Nye bout demonstrates the intractability of the creationist position, at least on the popular level. A cursory glance at the comments section of The Washington Post article, for instance, reveals a number of proud Ham supporters.”   Young Earth Creationist Ken Ham and Bill Nye “The Science... Continue Reading

What It Means That Mike Pence Called Himself An ‘Evangelical Catholic’

The phrase says a lot about religion, Indiana and the governor himself

Written by Michelle Boorstein | Tuesday, July 26, 2016

“One of the more publicly shared accounts of Pence’s transition from a Catholic youth minister who wanted to be a priest to an evangelical megachurch member came in 1994. That’s when he told the Indianapolis Business Journal about an intense period of religious searching that he underwent in college.”   Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick,... Continue Reading

Seeing Through Rose Colored Glasses

The struggles that you face are likely different from mine, but we share our human condition and our need for the righteousness of Christ.

Written by Gary Welton | Sunday, July 24, 2016

The glory of the Christian faith, however, is that when God looks at me, he cannot see my scarlet letters, because he is looking at me through rose colored glasses, tinged with the precious blood of Jesus Christ. He doesn’t wear glasses because his eyes are faulty, but he chooses to view me and my... Continue Reading

10 Things You Should Know About Shame

Guilt’s message: “I did something bad,” and needs justification and forgiveness. Shame’s message: “I am bad,” and needs an identity shift and relational connection.

Written by Heather Davis Nelson | Thursday, July 21, 2016

Relational disconnection is often rooted in shame. If I don’t believe that I can be loved, I will find it impossible to be in authentic relationship with anyone. I will find ways to distance myself from others, or to protect myself from being truly known. My core belief is that if you really knew me,... Continue Reading

Recovering the Priority of Personal Holiness

In an age when the church is emulating the world, where it is no longer distinguishable from our pleasure-oriented culture, the example of John Owen shines like a beacon on a stormy night.

Written by Alistair Begg | Thursday, July 21, 2016

The Word of God is the means employed by the Holy Spirit to transform us into the image of Christ, so if preaching and evangelism are to be effective, private communion with God in His Word must be more important than discovering the latest ministry technique.   “If the Word does not dwell with power... Continue Reading

How Skipping Church Affects Our Children

The church is losing its young people because the parents never taught their children that it was important.

Written by Micah Anglo | Thursday, July 21, 2016

Maybe the reason why our children have no love for Christ is due to the fact that we as parents do not show any love or passion for Christ, evidenced by how we prioritize our time both on Sundays and during the week. When television, sports, school, hobbies even family itself are elevated to a... Continue Reading

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