It's often too easy to be glibly and even cynically dismissive of reports about a megachurch pastor's moral failure and infidelity, thinking, well, another one bites the dust. But that callous and decidedly un-Christian approach to a pastor's fall forgets that most of the time there's a family and multiple broken hearts behind those tabloid headlines.
America is facing an identity crisis. And this is because the church in America is facing an identity crisis. We are torn between two beliefs. Fearlessly follow the God who redeemed us or serve the whims of our current culture.
<p>The Chinese government is taking further steps to remove religious materials from the hands of Christians as the Communist regime strives to eliminate the faith community.</p>
<p>If anyone had any doubt that Donald Trump remains in firm control of the Republican Party, look no further than the buzz over what's about to happen to Rep. Liz Cheney, the GOP's 3rd ranking leader in the House of Representatives. </p>
On Newswatch AM May 6th: Conservatives push back against Facebook after its ban against former President Trump is extended; Israeli President Reuven Rivlin offers Yair Lapid the chance to form a new government- and longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may end up in the opposition; Israel working to reopen its tourism industry, which his a key component of its economy; today marks the 70th annual National Day of Prayer; China Aid President Bob Fu talks to the Global Lane about how China is
If anyone had any doubt that Donald Trump remains in firm control of the Republican Party, look no further than the buzz over what's about to happen to Rep. Liz Cheney, the GOP's 3rd ranking leader in the House of Representatives.
<p>If you don't like eating insects or 3D-printed fake meat, California-style power blackouts and not being able to fly or drive when you want, then you're not going to like the Green New Deal. </p>
<p>A new oversight board created by Facebook approves the ban on former president Trump--but sets a six-month deadline for a definite decision by the digital platform. The announcement highlights concerns about Big Tech and its power to curtail free speech.</p>
A new oversight board created by Facebook approves the ban on former president Trump--but sets a six-month deadline for a definite decision by the digital platform. The announcement highlights concerns about Big Tech and its power to curtail free speech.