By David Mathis, 08/28/08: We remember that what saved us from our foolishness wasn't a political debate or a ballot box but the gospel about Jesus and the sovereign working of God.
By David Mathis, 08/28/08: We remember that what saved us from our foolishness wasn't a political debate or a ballot box but the gospel about Jesus and the sovereign working of God.
by Christina Johnson, 08/28/08: Tension is growing between the believers and non-believers among the Inanbimali people over the teaching of God's Word. While the believers are growing in their faith, non-believers are threatening to disrupt their meeting times.
by Michael Patton, 06/09/08: This is the same context that the internet provides. People say whatever they have on their mind relying on the virtual barrier of cyberspace to protect them. We must exercise caution. The barrier of the internet does not provide us with a black megaphone named "Judge Dredd." Here are some principles that I aspire to live by while...
By Jay Sekulow: In early July, we gathered many of our ACLJ and ECLJ staff in Strasbourg, France to discuss the push by the Organization of the Islamic Conference to define “defamation of religion” at the United Nations. This definition of “defamation” would prevent Christians in Muslim countries, and many others, from worshipping freely and sharing the tenets of their faith.
A great article about gaining a new perspective on "doing church" while embracing traditional values.
Tens of thousands of South Korean Buddhists are taking to the streets of Seoul in anger over what they allege is pro-Christian bias by the administration of President Lee Myung-bak. Discontent among Buddhists has been brewing for months over Mr Lee and other public officials' alleged favouritism towards Christianity.
Churches and presbyteries in County Louth, in the Republic of Ireland, have been hit by a spate of robberies they believe are being carried out by a gang of thieves from across the border in Northern Ireland.
Posted by Josh Newmaster, 08/27/08: Michael Patton over at the “Parchment & Pen” blog has produced many helpful posts on the Emerging/Emergent Church. That being said I wanted to get your feedback on some basic questions relating to the “movement” (is that the right word to use?).
Southern Baptists are organizing a nationwide prayer campaign to accompany their values-voter registration drive, seeking spiritual renewal for families and churches, and God's favor for public officials who are guided by the Bible. The 40/40 Prayer Vigil for Spiritual Revival and National Renewal will run from Sept. 24 through Nov. 2, two days before the general election.
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