In October 2007 I delivered a series of lectures on the subject of “Homosexuality, the Church, and Society.” The lectures were held at the Booth Playhouse in the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, and they attracted considerable attention from the local media.  

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Throughout history, churches have been a refuge of safety, a place of shelter for those for whom life has chased to the margins. But the municipal leadership of Bryan, Ohio, doesn’t seem to remember.

“Today’s children are not being raised in an environment in which the concept of absolute moral truth receives favorable treatment, and the widespread doubts about absolute truth are clearly affecting children.” – Dr. George Barna

These are crazy times. How does one retain sanity in these tumultuous days? Read the world’s best seller—and read it often—and it will give a great deal of comfort.

The Temple Movement’s plan to sacrifice the cattle is seen as step towards its goal of building the Third Temple over Al-Aqsa.

Once renowned for its high birthrates, Asia is leading the march into the frigid wasteland of demographic winter.

In his famous essay, “The Age of Reason,” American Founding Father and deist, Thomas Paine, sharply critiqued organized religion in general, and Christian theology in particular.

Churches’ right to choose their own leaders is a sacred right protected by the First Amendment The First Amendment prohibits the government from interfering with the autonomy of religious groups and the local church organizations with whom they partner.

We are a cut flowers civilization. And eventually, cut flowers die.