No regret: Ways for Christians to resist the liberal takeover without giving in

No regret: Ways for Christians to resist the liberal takeover without giving in

The Church’s Compromise on Sexuality When the church needed conviction, some of the more affluent seminaries opted for compromise. For over a year, Fuller Theological Seminary engaged in discussions regarding its stance on sexuality. Being one of the largest evangelical seminaries in the U.S., it has historically upheld a traditional Christian view: that marriage is […]

Discover the Christians advocating for your rights at the Supreme Court

Catholic Advocates for Religious Freedom at the Supreme Court The focus now is on the new American Pope Leo XIV, but the role of Catholics in American society extends well beyond a single religious leader. They have historically played significant roles in battling issues like slavery and supporting civil rights, and today, they champion the […]

Church in conflict: How Democrats have declared war on Christians

Washington’s Conflict with the Catholic Church There’s a growing contention in Washington concerning the Catholic Church, which might overshadow the freedom of religious practice for many Americans. Specifically, Washington State Senate Bill 5375 rejects the notion that it’s an infringement, insisting Catholic priests should disclose any admissions related to abuse received during the sacrament of […]

Colorado has made truth illegal — how complacent Christians allowed this to occur

Reflections on the Gospel-Centric Movement Over the last two decades, I’ve witnessed a significant shift in evangelicalism towards a gospel-centric movement. What started as a sincere effort to encourage Christians to be the “salt of the earth” has morphed into something that, quite frankly, feels more like a trap. Many believers, perhaps unknowingly, have retreated […]

Christians should be allowed to stay in their home countries.

Vatican City (AP) – Pope Leo XIV expressed his commitment on Wednesday to fostering peace in both the Middle East and Ukraine, while also highlighting the importance of the spirituality and traditions inherent in the Eastern Ritual Church. “The church needs you!” Leo appealed to attendees during the Holy Year of Pilgrims in Eastern Light. […]

Christians Encounter Difficulties in Sharing Their Beliefs

Pope Leo XIV delivered his inaugural homily as leader of the Catholic Church on Friday morning, discussing the challenges of guiding faith in a world that often views it as “absurd” or “weak.” Previously known as Robert F., Cardinal Leo XIII, he is noted as the first Bible-born Pope from America in the church’s history, […]

China’s Dismissive Farewell to Pope Francis Sends a Strong Message to Local Christians

The Chinese Communist Party’s response to Pope Francis’ death was minimal, reflecting a harsh stance. The president of International Christian Concern, Jeff King, noted that under Xi Jinping, the Communist Party asserts that the only significant authority is in Beijing, disregarding the Pope in Rome. He warned that the government’s oppressive actions and the persecution […]

New York Times ridiculed for article about Christians wearing crosses as necklaces

The New York Times recently highlighted the surprising popularity of Christian cross necklaces, prompting a mix of amusement and confusion on social media. Many users reacted incredulously, pointing out that crosses have been worn as jewelry for ages, with notable figures sporting them long before the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. In an article by Misty […]