According to a new Pew Research Center survey, 80 percent of teenagers (ages 13-17) whose parents are evangelical Christians have maintained that religious identity, while 81 percent of teens from Catholic homes share their parents’ religious views.
According to a new Pew Research Center survey, 80 percent of teenagers (ages 13-17) whose parents are evangelical Christians have maintained that religious identity, while 81 percent of teens from Catholic homes share their parents’ religious views.
Our culture’s disdain for and impatience with the disabled is just another example of what happens when life is devalued. Sometimes, it’s overt and cruel and other times, it takes the form of regarding those with disabilities as burdens and annoyances.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Sam Coonrod recently refused to kneel prior to the National Anthem in a team-wide show of support for the Black Lives Matter movement. He cited his Christian faith as the reason he refused to kneel.
While Christians disagree about the degree to which the “signs of the times” will intensify toward the end of history, we can all agree on this fact: we are one day closer to Jesus’ return than ever before.
According to new Pew Research Center findings, citizens of wealthy countries are the least likely to say belief in God is necessary to have good morals and values.
Like Titus, you and I are called to “declare [biblical truth]; exhort and rebuke with all authority” (Titus 2:15a). All three verbs are present tense imperatives, ongoing commands from the Lord of the universe to us. To “declare” is to speak; to “exhort” is to encourage or implore people to obey what they hear; to “rebuke” is to correct and call to repentance those who do not. We are to do this “with all authority,” regardless of the response.
A group of Republican Christians are urging other Republicans and Christians not to re-elect President Trump. But, in voting for the President, we are not supporting President Trump’s past lifestyle; we are supporting a movement back to God.
In a recent interview, conservative radio host and author Eric Metaxas said he believes attacks on churches and religious statues are aimed at God.
Churches and religious symbols were attacked by vandals and, in some cases, set ablaze over the weekend.
One-hundred and fifty-three high-profile thinkers recently signed a letter denouncing cancel-culture.
