News and Commentary Update

A man who survived the 2016 shooting at an Orlando nightclub says he is no longer gay.

How big a role does art play in your church’s architecture, worship, even witness?

After failed rape attempt and beating, police charge victim and her husband, sources say.

Americans are having fewer and fewer babies, and the New York Times wants to know why.

Like millions of others, I watched the press conference between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday. Then I watched reactions in the press, and it was as if there were two different events.

A 27-year-old who underwent hormonal treatment and surgery to change from a man to a woman will become the first transgender person to complete in the Miss Universe pageant later this year.

A new study says the Shroud of Turin may not have been the burial cloth of Jesus Christ.

“Hey, don’t judge.” We hear those words a lot. But it takes real commitment to say them while staring at 130 thousand murder victims.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer (LGBTQ) movement represents a clear and present danger to the culture, to the Church, and to eternal salvation of millions because of its active rebellion against God’s design of gender, marriage, family, and purpose of sexual relations.

This four-part article:

1) clearly defines the dangerous threat inherent to the LGBTQ movement on the Church and the culture (click here to read),

2) looks the current failure and corruption within the Christian church (click here to read),

3) reviews the enemies game plan to date and how Satan is successfully using the LGBTQ lifestyle to further his goal of separating man from God (click here to read), and

4) identifies how Christians should respond to the enemy’s actions while simultaneously lovingly leading people to Jesus Christ with compassionate conviction.

This final part focuses on how we, as Christians, are to respond to the challenge the LGBTQ lifestyle presents. Our response must address both people and the lifestyle. We must first look at how to respond to those actively dealing with LGBTQ temptation and sin in their life. Then we can look at how we must respond to those who advocate, encourage, and/or celebrate the LGBTQ lifestyle.

Writer Daryl Austin caused a firestorm when he questioned Chip and Joanna Gaines' parenting in an article. But the celebrity couple responded with grace and kindness.