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An Open Letter To Anne Lamott

The slow release of these videos and the mounting outrage they’ve provoked have prompted some very ungainly statements from Planned Parenthood supporters — including you.

Written by Joel J. Miller | Friday, August 7, 2015

As a Christian, I know you care about justice. At minimum, that’s what this scandal is about. When Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them,” he didn’t mean for us to hasten the meeting so we could cash in on their organs.   Dear Anne, I started reading... Continue Reading

5 Common Struggles Of A Pastor’s Wife

What are 5 common struggles of a pastor’s wife? Remember to thank the pastor’s wife the next time you see her and thank her for all she does.

Written by Jack Wellman | Thursday, August 6, 2015

There are more than five common struggles that a pastor’s wife goes through but these might be among the most common and include feeling estranged to her husband as if her husband is married to the church and the activities there.  This can create a deep sense of loneliness and feelings of isolation.    Married... Continue Reading

Craig James Sues Fox Sports For Religious Discrimination Over Gay Marriage Firing

College football analyst Craig James filed suit against Fox Sports contending religious discrimination for his 2013 termination over his stance on gay marriage.

Written by Daniel J. Flynn | Thursday, August 6, 2015

Fox Sports hired the former SMU and New England Patriots running back after his unsuccessful bid for one of Texas’ U.S. Senate seats in 2012 in which the candidate responded to a question about gay marriage by stating, “I’m a guy that believes in a man and a woman,” and urging Christians to “stand up”... Continue Reading

I Could Have Been One Of Planned Parenthood’s Victims

My existence stood in the way of my mother’s dreams of escaping poverty. But, unlike so many, she decided to give me life.

Written by Peter Cook | Wednesday, August 5, 2015

My mother never graduated from college. She gave up her academic dreams to marry my father and raise me and my siblings. Although my existence was unplanned, my parents never made me feel it was unappreciated. They are the bravest people I know, and they made it clear that I was, and still am, loved.... Continue Reading

Meet The Filmmaker Exposing Planned Parenthood

How a 26-year-old founded the undercover operation to take down the abortion giant

Written by Bob Smietana | Tuesday, August 4, 2015

“The videos, which claim Planned Parenthood profits from selling fetal tissue, caused public outrage and launched nationwide rallies. As many as seven states, including Texas, have planned hearings or investigations into Planned Parenthood.”   For years, a group of pro-life activists and politicians have waged a fierce political and brand war with the Planned Parenthood... Continue Reading

Nothing In, Nothing Out

We brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out.

Written by David Murray | Sunday, August 2, 2015

When you are thinking of the judgment: We check everything at the grave. When the multi-billionaire John D. Rockefeller died, his assistant was asked, “How much did he leave?” “Everything,” he replied. Why not print this verse and stick it on everything you have or want: “We brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing... Continue Reading

Keeping Gossip Out of Prayer Requests

How do we keep gossip out of our prayer ministries?

Written by Matthew C. Mitchell | Sunday, August 2, 2015

Anyone can be tempted to gossip. But we can avoid it if we slow down and evaluate whether we are the right person, with the right motivation, talking to the right audience with the right information. A good prayer request comes from the good stored up in a good heart, and one day, we’ll all... Continue Reading

Where Did All The Preachers Go, And What Did You Do To Them?

The relationship between the minister and his congregation can be quite thrilling; at other times the relationship can be quite chilling.

Written by Joseph Franks | Sunday, August 2, 2015

Bottom line, do you want the sort of minister that gives you what you need, or the charlatan who gives you what you want? And what will be your response to the faithful man of God who week-in and week-out unflinchingly proclaims God’s Word in your hearing? Will you judge him for being too long? Will you condemn... Continue Reading

One Simple Way To Encourage Your Pastor

A little bit of encouragement will go a lot farther than you think.

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Sunday, August 2, 2015

Don’t worry about his head getting too big. The Lord knows how to keep his pastors humble so you can worry about keeping your pastor going. Who knows what season of doubt your minister may be enduring? Who knows what discouragement constantly plagues him? Who knows how close he may be to leaving the ministry... Continue Reading

Why I Am (Still) An Evangelical

In the end, all other explanations regarding the troubles of this world seemed insufficient

Written by Miles Mullin | Saturday, August 1, 2015

“Although I certainly simplified the matter, the truth was that as I read more, learned more, and thought more, the evangelical understanding of the biblical narrative of creation–fall–judgment–redemption impressed itself upon me, continuing to recount the story of my own life while making sense of the world in a way that nothing else that I... Continue Reading

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