It was Christianity, with its law, individual rights, care for the needy, its institutions for learning, its basis for science and the arts, that made the West great.
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It was Christianity, with its law, individual rights, care for the needy, its institutions for learning, its basis for science and the arts, that made the West great.
An incident occurred in southern France recently, where two men lived out their religions and in doing so, left four people dead.
A faithful servant, an unknown preacher, changed the face of Victorian England with a ten minute sermon to 12-15 people, showing that God can and will use anybody or situation to bring about His purposes.
Jesus equates the days of Noah and Lot with His re-appearance. We now have homosexuals taking to the streets and babies from three people. The time must be getting close.
Two important anniversaries to Christians cannot be allowed to pass by without comment.
A chronic drunkard, born into abject poverty, turned to God and produced a one-word sermon that reached over two billion people.
Transgender politics is sweeping through western nations like a tidal wave. The idea is that gender is fluid and that the brain determines gender. But biology says differently.
From an Olympic competitor to a brutally treated prisoner of war, to a drunkard racked by post-war nightmares to a new life in Christ free from his tormentors; all in the remarkable life of Louis Zamperini.
He had fame and fortune, but Olympic gold medal winning machine; Micheal Phelps, contemplated suicide…
This question, which is circulating in the United States, is being put forward as a positive statement, in other words; we have stopped/reduced racial discrimination, now we must stop/reduce discrimination of homosexuals. But are the two equivalent? Does one naturally follow the other?
