The church needs to become more relevant to millennials. Actually, it needs to be more relevant to me as well.
Grocery shopping is tricky business. The sad truth is, the things we read on food packages are often misleading. The processed food companies are keenly aware of the fact that certain words or phrases appeal to consumers, and therefore boost sales.
Lately one of the most popular selling-points is, "gluten free."
Have you noticed how many food items have the words "gluten free" on the package? Gluten-free foods have become such a popular food choice lately. But what does "gluten-free" mean, exactly?
Folks, this is why the base is starting to fall in love with Ted Cruz. Read the transcription below from his interview with Time Magazine.
MSNBC's Chris Matthews thinks the GOP is going to nominate Rand Paul as their presidential nominee in 2016. He may be right.
Don't blow him off because he's a liberal on MSNBC. Some keen insight below.
You can definitely make the argument as to why Paul will be the nominee. There are plenty of potholes ahead and the GOP neo-cons are out to get him but the political climate (wiretapping, privacy encroachment, libertarianism increasing, federal deficit) is setting up nicely for him if he plays his cards right.
I highly suggest you read books by Christian author and social critic Os Guinness. Below he talks about what Christians need to do when it comes to fighting back against the increasing acceptance of homosexuality in American culture. Very enlightening.
Days ago, al Qaeda’s Egyptian leader, Ayman Zawahiri, portrayed the overthrow of Muhammad Morsi and the Brotherhood as a “Crusader” campaign led by Coptic Pope Tawadros II who, according to Zawahiri and other terrorists, is trying to create a Coptic state in Egypt.
I worked with a couple again this past week. Having been married for 17 years, they have long since left their high school sweetheart days, the early years of marriage and even survived ‘the seven year itch.’ As they introduced themselves and prepared for their work with us, clearly a sadness had set in, and thus the reason for their Marriage Intensive. “We have drifted away from each other,” Kate said.
I was on The 700 Club today with Pat Robertson discussing the closings of 19 U.S. embassies across the Muslim world and the latest reported al Qaeda terror threat (I also discussed the Embassy closings in a recent post at NRO that you can read here).
Click playbelow to watch my Q&A with Pat, following a brief report from my CBN News colleague Efrem Graham.
The unemployment rate fell to 7.4 percent last month. That's the lowest it's been in nearly five years.
On the surface, that's good news, but underneath the facade, America's economy remains weak.
Unemployment fell because more Americans found jobs, while others stopped looking and were no longer counted as unemployed. That's because jobs are still hard to come by.
Employers created a combined 26,000 fewer jobs in May and June than previously estimated. Americans worked fewer hours in July, and their average pay dipped.
The Obama administration's foreign policy team is now in place for the president's second term and it does not bode well for Israel.