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Theological Seminaries Going Contemplative!

Before you read the grievous article I’m about to share, read what Dr. Albert Mohler had to say a few days ago about theological seminaries and the future of our churches: “Theological education is a deadly serious business. The stakes are so high. A theological seminary that serves faithfully will be a source of health [...]

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Extending the Gospel to those who won’t come to church

Inviting people to attend your church is a great thing. But there are some people who will not come to your church for whatever reason. How do we share the hope that we have in Christ with people right where they’re at? It’s something that many of our listeners do in the workplace or wherever [...]

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A former Mason shares his testimony

There are a lot of Masons who attend Christian churches of every denomination. Masons number around six million worldwide, with nearly two million in the United States.  What is Free Masonry, where did it come from, and is it religious in nature, or just another fraternity of people who gather to do good works in [...]

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Navigating the news with your family

When we talk about the changing times we are in, the whole world is noticing that something is happening, and we need to be prepared for just about anything.  How are we equipping our families to navigate the economic, cultural and safety concerns that we hear about in the headlines daily? While some approach these [...]

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“Love is all you need,” but is it enough anymore?

For the past couple of years now, we’ve been alerting you to the growing number of movements and trends that are harming the Body of Christ, and I’m not talking about things from outside, but from within. It has been getting more and more challenging for Christians to navigate these waters of confusion and a [...]

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Staggering Numbers of Women Converting to Islam - April 8

Staggering Numbers of Women Converting to Islam

The numbers are astounding. Each year tens of thousands of young, insecure females, seeking structure and an identity are being seduced to convert by an intentional movement. It’s a system that has put easy tools and methods into the hands of recruiters, radicals who are programmatically targeting women and girls in the United States and [...]

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Joel Osteen resigns, apparently a hoax

According to a Joel Osteen Ministries “website,” and it states that Joel Osteen has announced that he is resigning  from his post as mega-church pastor of Lakewood Church and leaving the Christian faith. The statement was released on a site that appears to be his own: (http://www.joelostenministries.com),in which he states that he has been questioning [...]

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Zombies in church this Easter

“Attractional” is once again the buzz word at many seeker-mergent churches this Easter weekend. All kinds of crazy stunts will once again be pulled to get people to come to church. We’ve seen everything from circus acts to superheroes to pirates in the past.  But instead of a beautiful Gospel message of Jesus’ death, resurrection [...]

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Gay-Affirming Churches: The stats and the movement

There is an intentional movement by the progressive wing of Christianity to increase the number of gay-affirming churches around the world. Here in the U.S., Matthew Vines has become the catalyst and “poster child” for that movement. Keep in mind that they are targeting NOT the churches already gay-affirming, but those who are holding fast [...]

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I’m NOT OK: A biblical look at self esteem

How do we prepare our kids for life beyond the classroom, and their youth group? And how do we persuade them to not become a part of the staggering statistic: that the majority of youth leave the church and their faith after graduating high school?  In our second half, we’re going to share some first-hand [...]

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