On Christians and Vaccines

Writing about vaccines is going somewhere that angels fear to tread. Last year’s mask controversies pale in comparison to the vaccine discussions going on now. It is a mistake to see this as a Christian vs. secular controversy, or even as a politically conservative vs. progressive issue. After all, it’s Trump’s vaccine that we are…

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Comparing 9-11 and the Destruction of Commercial Babylon

I had the great privilege of fellowshipping with the wonderful people of Heritage Baptist Church in Manhattan on this 20th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. One of the church’s ministries is a live radio broadcast on Sunday evening. The subject of our on-air discussion last night was the destruction of Commercial Babylon in Revelation 18…

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Getting Your Identity Settled

I identify as a . . . who? In a fascinating article entitled Freedom from Blackness posted Thursday, Jason Hill, a professor of ethics at DePaul University in Chicago made this provocative statement, The fabricated black race should never have been born. It was confected out of false biological taxonomies by Europeans to justify a…

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10 Simple Habits for a Better Christian Marriage

Sometimes relationship problems are not nearly as deep as we would imagine. We just have developed habits that sabotage our marriages, or we have not developed the habits to make them better. The following are nine simple habits that my wife and I have learned over time (and sometimes after too much time) are very…

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Christian Schools Vastly Outperforming Public Schools During COVID-19, According to New Survey of Parents | RealClearEducation

A public education system that failed to do right by our children has kept union bosses empowered and politicians cowed. Thankfully, our country offers an alternative—one that proved its mettle this past year. In a recent survey of public school and Christian school parents, the Herzog Foundation found that parents of children who attended a…

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Harvard’s New Chief Chaplain Is an Atheist

You just cannot make this stuff up!  What a world we live in.  (KSchaal)   In best-selling book Good Without God, Greg Epstein argues that belief in a higher being is not a mandatory requirement for leading a good, moral life. It’s also not a requirement for becoming chief chaplain at Harvard. Epstein, the university’s…

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When Christians are Suffering for Their Faith

Another holocaust is taking place and it is Christians (among others) who are dying. If you would like a more detailed account of what it is like to be a Christian in Afghanistan right now you may read it here. Don’t look away!  It would be disobedience to the direct command of God to do so.…

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