God Continues to Work Behind Bars
Jesus Himself said that those who visit and care for prisoners are actually visiting and caring for Him.
Incredibly, 40% of Santa Fe Province’s inmates now live in these Christian communities that exist “behind bars.” Not only are residents finding greater peace, many are also granted greater freedom. One former hitman and convicted murderer, Jorge Anguilante, is allowed to leave prison every Saturday for 24 hours to minister back home at a church... Continue Reading
How To Seek Contentment in a World of Pseudo-Flourishing
A persistent problem lies in the desire to arrive at contentment without putting in the effort.
There are devoted parents, outstanding teachers, and excellent schools. But no one can say that, overall, our system of education is flourishing. This is one of the many things that leads a majority of Americans to feel that their country is going off, or is in danger of going off, the rails. We didn’t get here... Continue Reading
“Gender Queer” Author Suggests Book Is “Integral” For Kids
The author said the book’s frank accounts are "integral" to showing readers an experience growing up outside of cisgender and heterosexual norms.
After NBC News noted that the book was banned in Florida’s Brevard Public Schools, challenged by parents in New Jersey and removed from Wake County Public Libraries in North Carolina, NBC News vilified GOP Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and GOP South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster, saying they “piled onto the outrage last month” by asking for investigations as to... Continue Reading
Why We Are No Longer an SBC Church: A Statement by Josh Buice
In recent days we came to the conclusion that there was no profitable path forward for us within the SBC and we made the decision to officially separate.
This downgrade involves compromise on theological levels such as complementarianism (roles of men and women in the church), ecclesiology (the office and function of elder), and most important of all is the gospel (the social justice movement has replaced theology with victimology—resulting in the rise of a new religion). For that reason, our church which is... Continue Reading
The West Didn’t Steal Its Way to Wealth
Liberty and Innovation Were the Keys to the Great Enrichment
To know the actual economic history of enrichment and civilization, you have to know the numbers. Most people don’t. People got rich and civilized by liberty, not by coercion. Let’s be clear ethically. Imperialism, as in South Asia, was very bad. Enslaving people, as in West Africa, was too. So was shooting striking workers,... Continue Reading
Realtor Ethics Case Involving Gay Rights, Montana Pastor Garnering National Attention
A case involving a Missoula-area pastor, gay rights and the National Association of Realtors’ code of ethics may be the first legal test of the code, involving LGBTQ+ discrimination.
Clinton Community Church Pastor Brandon Huber is facing a complaint that he violated the NAR Code of Ethics’ prohibition on engaging in “hate speech” against anyone because of their sexual orientation. Huber is suing the Missoula and national Realtors’ groups, saying the code of ethics should be invalidated because it’s too vague to be enforced... Continue Reading
This is Why Kids Don’t Need Smartphones
When “sexting” is treated as normal, healthy, and “empowering,” it is hardly surprising that kids imitate this behavior.
Children deserve not to be exposed to sexual content online or in person. They deserve to be taught that their bodies matter and should be treated as valuable. And they deserve to know that their hearts are precious and that they matter to the adults in their lives – and that those adults will work... Continue Reading
John MacArthur Urges Pastors: Preach on Biblical Sexuality
As Canada outlaws "conversion therapy," pastors in U.S., Canada asked to preach Jan. 16 on God’s plan for sexuality.
“Conversion therapy bans prohibit Christian pastors and leaders from teaching a foundational part of discipleship— the Biblical definition of marriage and family, and the call to turn from any deviations of that definition,” said Joe Dallas, a Christian author and counselor who has spent three decades helping people overcome sexual addictions. “These bans won’t just... Continue Reading
Boys Are Falling Farther and Farther Behind Their Sisters: Should We Care?
In my book Boys Adrift, I identify multiple factors that have combined to disengage boys and young men from hard work and academic achievement. The bad news is that these factors are pervasive.
In Boys Adrift, I also presented evidence that schools bear some of the blame for the disengagement of boys from education. American schools, with a few exceptions, have become unfriendly to boys. Boys doing things that boys have always done—such as pointing fingers at each other saying “bang bang you’re dead”, or doodling a sketch of a... Continue Reading
The Biggest Disruption to Human Life We Have Ever Seen
FaceBook changed its corporate name to “Meta,” as it seeks to turn social media into an immersive 3-D environment that can replace even more of your life.
Investors see a whole realm of business possibilities. Lots of hardware, including all those 3-D virtual reality helmets, will be needed. Also lots of software. And lots of programming of the different worlds. Some are saying that the metaverse will be the future of fashion, with people spending lots of money to buy impressive clothes for... Continue Reading
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