For years, pastors have been told to stay in their lane and leave politics to the politicians. Too many listened, and America has paid the price. With the election just weeks away, it’s time for the pulpit to speak.
For years, pastors have been told to stay in their lane and leave politics to the politicians. Too many listened, and America has paid the price. With the election just weeks away, it’s time for the pulpit to speak.
Here are five notable reactions to the chaos in France, which some see as part of a wider assault against a teetering civilization that has been weakened by...
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For Martin Luther, the doctrines of grace were never abstractions Justification by faith, the sovereignty of God and union with Christ reshape how a believer sees himself, his...
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When the muddy water turned clear, Mercy’s whole face changed It looked like a miracle, and it set me on a path that has helped bring clean water...
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All of our Catholic schools can and should see the challenges of our times as opportunities for which the particular gifts of Catholic higher education are ideally suited,...
Read moreThe ruling notes that the circumstances helped explain Scott Peyton's motives, but said his decision to formally join the Anglican church was deliberate and
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
