The late professor Howard Hendricks told the story of a Bible teacher who decided to hold a conference at a hotel ballroom in a city. He sent out brochures inviting pastors and laymen from the area to attend and ran some ads on the local Christian radio station. On the…
The Johnson Amendment was adopted by congress in 1954 and signed into law by President Eisenhower. So, just what is it? It is a provision in the United States tax code that prohibits 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations from participating in, or intervening in, any political campaign on behalf of (or in…
“Nones,” over the last couple of decades, has been the fastest growing religious category in America. The term “nones” is now used to refer to people who are religiously unaffiliated. Most of the people in this category consider themselves Agnostics, with Atheists coming in a close second. While there is…
Throughout history Christians have wondered about the time of Christ’s return. That is a good thing as we must always be alert for His coming. Unfortunately, many sincere Bible students, or self-proclaimed prophets, have tried to pinpoint dates they claimed will be the day of His return. In many cases…
Over the last several decades, many Christian denominations and churches in America have been disintegrating in slow motion. Actually, that process has been going on much longer than that, but recently there seems to be an increase. Much of the problem has resulted from splits within denominations. Let’s take a…
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