Over the next 12 weeks or so, with election season in full gear, we’ve planned a set of videos to tackle the various political and policy questions and issues that are front and center on people’s minds. These videos will not only equip Christians for conversations about the presidential campaign and the place of faith in the public square, but also about those issues central to state and local ballots, including abortion restrictions, education, economics, race, and civic responsibility.
According to the new State of Theology survey, believe Jesus will return in the future to "judge all the people who have lived.” About two-thirds of Americans also say they believe the Bible’s account about Jesus’ bodily resurrection.
There is no hindrance too great, no battle too hard, and no power too strong to overpower God. Nothing can thwart His plans. We can take great comfort in that, but what do you do when you’re going through the fire—through the trial?
It would have been far easier and safer for the apostles to bow to the Sanhedrin in the book of Acts, but they risked their lives to say, “We must obey God rather than men” (Acts 5:29). Pray now for the courage to “stand firm in the faith” (1 Corinthians 16:13), then determine that you will declare and defend biblical truth at any cost (1 Peter 3:15).
According to a new survey, 98 percent of American adults who support socialism also reject a biblical worldview.
For twenty centuries, orthodox Christians have known that the Bible forbids same-sex sexual relations. (For more, see my website paper, “What does the Bible say about homosexuality?”)
However, as we noted yesterday, we currently live in a “post-truth” culture that is convinced perception is reality and truth is whatever you believe it to be. Tolerance is the cardinal value of our day, while intolerance is the cardinal sin.
According to a new survey, nearly half of Americans believe good deeds can get you into Heaven.
Normally when I see the phrase "follower of Jesus" on someone's Twitter profile, it normally excites me, but lately, I've been reluctant to scroll down for fear that this same follower has cussed out a politician on the social media platform.
According to a new survey, 70 percent of evangelical churchgoers believe that "people are basically good." This belief runs contrary to the biblical idea that humans are created in the image of God but deeply flawed following the fall of man.
In today's world, it is becoming ever more difficult to spot false prophets among us, so here are seven telltale traits of a false prophet.
