Bonhoeffer Transferred to Buchenwald Concentration Camp Where does a Christian fit in a nation which makes itself god? The Lutheran theologian Deitrich Bonhoeffer answered that the Christian’s duty is to resist such a regime. This landed him in a concentration camp and cost him his life. Safe in exile in America, he abruptly returned to … More Today in Church History
Is There Still a Place for Boys? JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS February 8th marks the anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts, one of America’s most beloved youth organizations. For over a century, presidents, CEOs, astronauts, and athletes have begun their journeys as Scouts. But on this anniversary, the future of this storied organization is … More Is There Still a Place for Boys?
The Judsons That kind of a honeymoon was that? Adoniram Judson and Anne Hasseltine were married one day. The next, they attended Adoniram’s ordination to mission work. This day, February 6, 1812 was one of the coldest days of the year. Heavy snow had fallen the night before as a cold front moved in. Despite the cold, … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
I found this from a fellow blogger (Citizen Tom) and am including his comments from his site. I hate the blame game, but the fact remains that pulpits across America have been silent far to long on far to many topics concerning Biblical Truths that have led our country down it’s path of destruction. It … More If you don’t like it, simply ignore it… or better yet, deny it…
Erasmus Loaded the Reformation Cannon Erasmus loaded the cannon that Luther fired. The greatest scholar of his day, Erasmus rammed two shots into the barrel of the Reformation. The first shot was a satire titled, The Praise of Folly, which poked fun at the errors of Christian Europe. For example, Erasmus reminded his readers that Peter said … More Today in Church History
This is a very telling article on the trends in church attendance. I have for years been saying that this generation does not “do church” that is look for and decide upon a local church in the same manner my generation did or does. Over the years, Barna has conducted research surrounding children’s faith … More 58% of Highly Engaged Christian Parents Choose a Church with Their Kids in Mind – Barna Group
Christian Newsline Our Faith in Today’s World “Lord, forgive our persecutors” say Rohingya Christians brutally attacked in Muslim Rohingya backlash One Rohingya Christian is missing and twelve were seriously injured, including several children, in multiple attacks by Rohingya Muslim mobs on the isolated Rohingya Christian community in Cox’s Bazar refugee camp, Bangladesh. Read full articlebas … More News updates on the persecuted Church
There are many (if not most today) that claim politics and religion have no place in the pulpit. History like this example, and so many more from world and especially our U.S. founding completely disagree. – Mike Boston Preacher Mayhew Ignited Revolution As we witness the power of Islamic clergymen to sway masses of faithful … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
JEFF ROBINSON I have heard many versions of this notion over the years, phrased as both a statement and a declaration. “I don’t have to go to church to be a Christian—do I?” More often than not, it’s been put this way: “I love Jesus and the Bible, but I don’t love the church.” Or … More Must I Join a Church to be a Christian?
by David Qaoud As a preacher, your aim is to please God and God alone. But that doesn’t mean it is entirely unhelpful to consider what questions your audience may have when they listen to you preach. This is especially true for new preachers or when you’re preaching to an audience for the first time. Considering … More 5 Questions Your Listeners Will Have When They Hear You Preach
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