Evangelicals Voted Trump In, but Will We Keep Him in Check?
The day Japan surrendered to the U.S., Americans erupted in celebration, but according to my mother, my grandpa was subdued. Though he was thrilled that
The day Japan surrendered to the U.S., Americans erupted in celebration, but according to my mother, my grandpa was subdued. Though he was thrilled that
How do you respond when a church member comes out of the closet? What’s the best way to keep Millennials from leaving the church? And, how can the church prepare for what’s certain to be a drop in giving in coming years? These are the kinds of difficult issues pastors and church leaders are facing today. And, this why Moody Bible Institute this week is hosting its first-ever Engage the Culture Conference. I am excited and honored to be emceeing this event, and in advance of the conference, I interviewed Moody Bible Institute President Dr. Paul Nyquist to learn more about the thinking and strategy behind this new, cutting-edge conference.
If you had asked me three months ago what the greatest threat to evangelicalism is, I might have said the evangelical Left. For the past
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship is facing sharp criticism because it promoted Black Lives Matter at its Urbana 15 student missions conference last week, but specifically excluded
An Evangelical Catholic may sound like an oxymoron to some. But today, thousands of Catholics consider themselves to be Evangelical. Like Protestant Evangelicals, they highly
Is the Evangelical Immigration Table – a coalition of liberal and conservative evangelical groups – actually a front group for George Soros and the
Dinesha D’Souza (2016 Movie; “What’s So Great About Christianity”; “The Enemy at Home”) just resigned as president of The King’s College after WORLD magazine reported
Imagine taking a bite of cantelope and tasting something like a cucumber. Yuck! Apparently, though, that’s what happens when cantelope grows too close to
2012 may go down as the year of the exemplary evangelical athlete. First, Denver Bronco Quarterback Tim Tebow inspires the nation – not just
As a conservative evangelical, I’m used to secularists demeaning my intelligence for doubting evolution; believing God can change sexual orientation; and holding that a
Julie Roys seeks and uncovers the truth. Trained as a reporter and guided by faith, she explores important issues facing Christians and spiritual seekers with uncommon honesty, fairness and intellectual rigor.