If we hear the name of Jesus and start searching for a political agenda, we have made politics into an idol. Political victory has enshrined itself in our hearts as the thing that can save us. We owe our allegiance to our political tribe and must obey the compulsion to crush our enemies.
Politics can't save us. It offers us the world as we wish it was but only leaves us with disillusionment, frustration, and anger. Jesus can and does save us.
U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was widely panned on social media Sunday after she criticized two Super Bowl commercials encouraging Americans to follow Jesus’ example in loving their neighbors.
Super Bowl viewers enjoyed a pair of He Gets Us commercials promoting Jesus' love, ranking one of them in the Top 10 and another in the Top 15 out of nearly 50 ads on the Fox broadcast, according to USA Today's annual Ad Meter.
If you haven't seen their ads or billboards yet, the Super Bowl this Sunday night will offer the perfect chance to change that.
The most-watched sporting event in the United States will include commercials about Jesus this year.
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp praised God after his team won Super Bowl LVI and he won Super Bowl MVP.
The Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams will face off on Sunday in Super Bowl LVI. Many of the players on these teams are outspoken Christians. Here are 8 Christian athletes on the 2022 Super Bowl teams:
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zach Taylor answered media questions Monday ahead of Super Bowl LVI. He said that faith, family and football - in that order - have helped him prepare for Sunday.
The Super Bowl was a welcome diversion during one of the most difficult periods in American history. Nature reports that, as the COVID-19 pandemic enters its second year, “the devastation of the pandemic—millions of deaths, economic strife, and unprecedented curbs on social interaction—has already had a marked effect on people’s mental health.”
From the beginning, the sexual revolution has promised women that aggressively flaunting skin and sexuality was empowerment and that divorcing sex from marriage and procreation would be a means to freedom. In reality, it was men who got what they wanted: sexual pleasure without the burden of commitment or requirement of chivalry. For a brief moment a few years ago, it was almost as if that lie had been exposed. More and more women bravely came forward revealing how they’d been treated horrifically as “sexual objects” and such. But if Sunday’s performance is any indication, we have not learned our lesson.
