Dave Miller, editor of SBC Voices, made derogatory, passive-aggressive comment towards us in a recent article. We’ve decided to respond to this strange little slight.
Phil Visher’s attacks on conservatives are both Biblically lacking, and historically ignorant. But what do the Bible and history say?
A Statement Posted on Facebook by Andy Stanley on November 8, 2022 Today, most people see truth, including right and wrong, as subjective, a matter of their own preferences and opinions. However, truth is absolute; right and wrong aren’t subjective but objective — applicable to all people at all times under all circumstances. Thus, “the rules,” as Andy Stanley refers to …
By B. Nathaniel Sullivan On Christmas Day in 2019, Pete Buttigieg, then mayor of South Bend, Indiana, tweeted out Christmas greetings. He said, Today I join millions around the world in celebrating the arrival of divinity on earth, who came into this world not in riches but in poverty, not as a citizen but as a refugee. No matter …
Wokepedia Op-Ed Written by Pastor Sam Jones Recently, I was in a discussion with a pastor who presented the idea that there is a tension between grace and truth. Within the discussion there was a presentation that both him and I are similar in that we naturally bend towards truth in this tension and so we …
Partnering With Secularists, Woke Evangelicals Attack Patriotic Christians Wokepedia News Article Written by Micah Sample A number of well-known Christian evangelical leaders have conspired together in an effort to discredit and dismantle Christian patriotism in the United States. An online statement entitled “Christians Against Christian Nationalism” condemns the influence of Christianity upon American government and …
How Christians Should Think About Voting Wokepedia Written by Pastor Sam Jones In an article titled “How Do Christians Fit into the Two-Party System? They Don’t” (September 29th, 2018) Tim Keller outlines how Christians should approach politics. Firstly, I will highlight what I agree with in Keller’s article, and then I will provide substantive critique …