Should Evangelical Leaders Endorse Donald Trump?

Shane Vander Hart: Publicly endorsing Donald Trump is putting one’s seal of approval on his character, his record, and his rhetoric and all it entails.

In God We Have Our Being

Shane Vander Hart: We are limited, but God is limitless. He is omniscient and we are not. We are to love God with our minds, not make our minds our god.

Christianity and Multiculturalism

In the news we see the conflict due to the tension that exists with Christianity in a postmodern world as our biblical worldview and multiculturalism clash.

The Church’s Singular Failure

The church’s singular failure in recent decades has been the failure to see Christianity as a life system, or worldview, that governs every area of life.

Caffeinated Thought of the Day: Watergate and the Resurrection

Shane Vander Hart: the late Chuck Colson, a former Nixon advisor sent to prison over Watergate, once said that Watergate was proof of the resurrection.

God’s Sovereignty and Election Day

Regardless of whether Mitt Romney wins or Barack Obama wins God’s sovereignty has not changed. He is in control.

Chuck Colson (1931-2012)

Evangelicals lost a respected influential voice today.  Chuck Colson, an author, evangelist,…

Let’s Make 9/11 International Pray for a Muslim Day, Don’t Burn Qurans

I have to disagree with David, I think Terry Jones will follow-through…

8/27 & 8/28: Glenn Beck’s Divine Destiny: Evangelicals Without The Evangel

Mormon talk show host Glenn Beck has added an event called “Divine…

The Distinction Between Freedom of Worship and Freedom of Religion

They aren’t the same thing, and referring to our First Amendment right…

Chuck Colson: God’s Response to Human Nature

Chuck Colson, former special counsel to President Richard Nixon and founder of…

Christian Voting and Public Discourse

I’ve been having on Facebook some discussions regarding a Christian’s responsibility in…

Chuck Colson: Kingdom Citizens Should Be Patriots

From God & Government by Chuck Colson The citizens of the Kingdom…

Church and State: Clear and Distinct Roles

My post yesterday reminded me of the tension that exists between conflicting…

Sticks and Stones and Cyberbullying

The phrase Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me is a nice idea, but what a ridiculous statement. I remember singing that like a nursery rhyme while bullies teased me and my brother on our way to school. But, the statement wasn’t true then, and it isn’t true now. Words can hurt. I still toss and turn over menacing words. They stick, they bury themselves inside of us, and they bring death of one sort or another.

Pelosi Fearful of Political Violence

Should we be fearful of political violence?  Speaker Nancy Pelosi thinks so,…