David Silverman, president of American Atheists, one of the largest secular organizations in America, has been temporarily suspended following an undisclosed complaint that has prompted the group to launch an internal investigation. “On the evening of Saturday, April 7, 2018,… Read More ›
There is much debate and consternation about immigration today. Yet, God with great wisdom tells us how to deal with the matter in scripture. You will discover His instructions are fair and just for the nation accepting immigrants and the… Read More ›
Due to today’s political environment many are saying we are living in the last days. A fellow told me he realized we are living in the last days, when Donald Trump was elected and named his motorcade limo “The Beast.”… Read More ›
The “Just” shall live by faith (Hebrews 10:38). But what is faith? Harper’s Bible Dictionary says faith is: An act or state of acknowledging the existence and power of a supreme being and the reality of a divine order. The acceptance as… Read More ›
A lecture by Creation Museum President Ken Ham scheduled for March has been reinstated by the University of Central Oklahoma after initially being canceled due to protests by LGBT students. UCO President Don Betz said in a statement on Thursday that the… Read More ›
Several students and attendees wore “Prayer Matters” t-shirts and held a moment of silence at an Ohio high school basketball match in response to a complaint by the atheist group Freedom From Religion Foundation, which halted a decades long tradition… Read More ›
Gayle Myrick, an evangelical Christian and former magistrate who was forced out after she refused to perform civil marriage ceremonies for same-sex couples due to her religious beliefs, has been awarded $300,000 by the state of North Carolina in a… Read More ›
A news editor and professed atheist is warning LGBT advocates not to conflate bigotry with people’s sincerely held religious viewpoints. Brendan O’Neill, an outspoken free speech advocate and editor for the British libertarian online magazine Spiked, was part of a… Read More ›
Smart Audio technology, such as Google Home and Amazon’s Alexa, has quickly become the dominant go-to source of information for this generation but some consumers are now speaking out about the fact that Google Home devices refuse to share information… Read More ›
On Monday, the Republican politicians, both of which are lawyers, released the Louisiana Student Rights Review, a document that aims to provide guidance on prayer and religious expression in public schools. The guidance decries the notion that public schools in the… Read More ›
The United States Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Tuesday that it will allow houses of worship to apply for federal natural disaster assistance, a move that comes as three churches and two synagogues have filed lawsuits in the wake of… Read More ›
2017 saw numerous archaeological discoveries that researchers connected to stories in the Bible, including new analysis strengthening historical accounts concerning the supposed tomb of Jesus Christ. From mug workshops near the ancient town of Cana, where Jesus turned water into… Read More ›
About 50 former child soldiers of the Islamic State terror group aged between 12 and 17 are being treated at a rehabilitation center in northeastern Syria, near the city of Qamishli, run by Syrian Kurdish authorities. The boys at the… Read More ›
A Christian society in Canada has filed a lawsuit claiming it was punished by a school district for refusing to censor certain biblical references. The Cornerstone Christian Society of Camrose and three parents of the Cornerstone Christian Academy are suing the Battle… Read More ›
A judge has ruled that an Atlanta city policy that led to the firing of former Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran in 2015, for distributing a book to coworkers that said homosexuality was sinful, is unconstitutional. U.S. District Court Judge Leith… Read More ›
Forty-nine abortion clinics were shuttered over the past calendar year, a total that is more than twice the number of clinics that were opened over the same time period. According to a report by the pro-life activist group Operation Rescue… Read More ›
Spurning what he describes as a culture of “greed” in the American church and the inability of evangelical congregations to translate “black suffering,” Jomo Kenyatta Johnson, a young minister from Savannah, Georgia, says God has led him to create a new denomination… Read More ›
Globally, pneumonia (an infection of the lungs) kills nearly 1 million children younger than 5 years old each year. This is more than the number of deaths from any infectious disease, such as HIV infection, malaria, or tuberculosis. In the… Read More ›
Get Active! Sometimes, there is nothing more beautiful than looking out your window and see a fresh, glistening snowfall. If you enjoy winter sports, head to your nearest ski area and hit the slopes! For a romantic date night,… Read More ›
Holiday Nights at The Henry Ford – Dearborn Step into a living Christmas card — the glowing candlelit windows, the scent of roasting chestnuts, and the sounds of carolers and sleigh bells — when you enter Holiday Nights in Greenfield Village. This year,… Read More ›
