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Rachel Held Evans: An Evolved “Evangelical”

According to Evans, doubt is not just a personal struggle, but something to be embraced by the Church

Written by Kristin Rudolph | Monday, February 18, 2013

In a relaxed talk the following evening, Evans spoke on “Doubting Well,” to a group of about 40. She read a selection from her first book, Evolving in Monkey Town describing her faith crisis that began in college. After growing up believing faith in Christ is essential for eternal life, Evans said her thinking “evolved”... Continue Reading

Texas Teen Sues Parents to Stop Forced Abortion

A temporary restraining order was recently granted to the 16-year-old by a county judge, but the case is far from over

Written by Heather Clark, Christian News Network | Monday, February 18, 2013

“If the parents force an abortion on a minor, then the parents could not only be subject to civil responsibility, but they could also be criminally liable under our fetal homicide laws,” explained a local legal analyst to ABC News. “Not only does the minor have a right to be protected, but the fetus does... Continue Reading

Houston Baptist University’s Licona addresses Bible’s ‘contradictions’

Concerns have been raised over Professor Licona's view of Scripture and inerrancy

Written by Erin Roach, Baptist Press | Saturday, February 16, 2013

“… You may lose some form of biblical inerrancy if there are contradictions in the Gospels, but you still have the truth of Christianity that Jesus rose from the dead, and I think that’s the most important point we can make,” Licona said.   Mike Licona, an evangelical apologist whose interpretation of a portion of... Continue Reading

Lessons from the Life of Eric Liddell: #1

Christian Character Really Does Matter

Written by Michael Kruger | Friday, February 15, 2013

In this way, Liddell avoided a pitfall that is so common amongst Christians today. He did not use his own sin and failure as a reason not to strive towards holiness. Liddell recognized that he often fell short of God’s perfect law—and was willing to repent when he did so. But, he did not use... Continue Reading

9 Things You Should Know About Pope Benedict XVI

Benedict is the 265th pope and the first to resign in over 600 years

Written by Joe Carter, TGC | Thursday, February 14, 2013

During his time as a cardinal, Ratzinger’s liberal Catholic critics dubbed him “God’s Rottweiler” because of conservatives positions and actions such as his denunciation of homosexuality and same-sex marriage, his disciplining of Latin American liberation theologians, and his censure of Asian priests who viewed non-Christian religions as part of God’s plan for humanity.   As... Continue Reading

An Evangelical Looks at Pope Benedict XVI

The legacy of the last two bishops of Rome: an emphasis on human dignity.

Written by Russell Moore | Wednesday, February 13, 2013

As Protestant Christians, we will disagree with this Pope, and with the next one, on all sorts of things. Here we stand, we can do no other; God help us. But let’s pray the next Pope, like this one, will remember what it means to be human, and will remind the rest of us when... Continue Reading

My Train Wreck Conversion

As a leftist lesbian professor, I despised Christians. Then I somehow became one.

Written by Rosaria Champagne Butterfield | Sunday, February 10, 2013

Then, one ordinary day, I came to Jesus, openhanded and naked. In this war of worldviews, Ken was there. Floy was there. The church that had been praying for me for years was there. Jesus triumphed. And I was a broken mess. Conversion was a train wreck. I did not want to lose everything that... Continue Reading

Marco Rubio Talks Jesus at National Prayer Breakfast

Rubio preached on 4 lessons from Jesus in the context of public service

Written by Mark Tooley | Saturday, February 9, 2013

Rubio concluded by declaring that Jesus offers much more than lessons for life. “Jesus the man is also my Savior and the only way I’ll get to heaven,” he said. The audience filling a large hotel ballroom responded with a standing ovation.   Justifiably the President always gets the most media attention at the annual... Continue Reading

Dr. John B. Hulst, Dordt College’s President Emeritus, Passes Away

Dr. John B. Hulst, 83, the second president of Dordt College, died on Friday, February 8, 2013, in Pella, Iowa.

Written by Staff | Friday, February 8, 2013

During his tenure as president of Dordt College, Hulst helped put in place a strong faculty development program so that Dordt’s academic program would prepare students well for their future lives and professions. He broadened Dordt’s and its students’ connections to people and institutions around the world, bringing in students and professors from other cultures... Continue Reading

A Christian baker refuses to make cake for same-sex wedding – faces charges

Does the right to freedom of religion trump the Oregon Equality Act ?

Written by Denny Burk | Tuesday, February 5, 2013

The Oregon Department of Justice is investigating a complaint against a Christian baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex wedding. Here’s what happened in a nutshell. A woman and her daughter came into Aaron Klein’s store requesting a wedding cake. When they told Klein that the cake was for a wedding... Continue Reading

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