Wednesday, May 8, 2019

PART I Christianity is increasing in Africa but declining in the industrial West: What these trends reveal about the reverse missionary movement and conservative theology

PART II What does a historical debate between Martyn Lloyd-Jones and John Stott have to do with the modern happenings of the Church of England?

PART III The problem of gay clergy and the LGBTQ revolution in the Anglican Church

PART IV Georgia’s governor signs fetal heartbeat bill: The holy provocation of recent pro-life legislation

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

PART I Facebook removes seven people identified as ‘extremists.’ Is this the beginning of Facebook eliminating all unwanted speech?

PART II The Washington Post challenges Pete Buttigieg to leave his religion out of morality: Are theology and morality always linked?

PART III The moral revolutionaries are moving so quickly to the left that even openly gay Pete Buttigieg is too male and too pale to keep up

Monday, May 6, 2019

PART I White House further protects religious freedom in the medical field as newly invented rights continue to collide with religious liberty

PART II Only theology could explain families turning into units of terror in the Sri Lankan Easter attacks

PART III A new king is crowned in Thailand: Analyzing one of the world’s richest monarchs, King Maha Vajiralongkorn

Friday, May 3, 2019

PART I It comes down to a choice: You can have the transgender revolution or women’s sports, but you can’t have both

PART II The transgender war on females: Women and girls at risk

PART III Why the transgender revolution won’t fly: Logic breaks down in the TSA line

PART IV How can you have a men’s college when you don’t know who a man is?

PART V The surveillance society meets the resistance . . . and it has a snout

Thursday, May 2, 2019

PART I Emperor Naruhito ascends to Japan’s Chrysanthemum Throne after his father’s abdication: How the history of the imperial family informs this historic transfer of power

PART II Though once thought to be a god, the emperor of ‘secular’ Japan is still considered a priest of Shinto. How secular can a society really be when worship is involved?

PART III Hillsong Pastor Brian Houston criticizes rugby star Israel Folau for judgmentalism: Why the bad news of sin and hell is necessary in the good news of the gospel

Wednesday, May 1, 2019

PART I Canadian father found guilty of ‘family violence’ for opposing sex reassignment of his teenage daughter

PART II What the gag order on a Canadian father means for parental rights in the sexual revolution

PART III The threat that homeschooling presents to the moral revolution: Why the British government is seeking to control the education of all children, even homeschoolers

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

PART I Synagogue shooting in Poway, California: Understanding the evil of Anti-Semitism and the history of Chabad Judaism

PART II How the statement from the parents of the synagogue shooting suspect reveals the danger of curiosity in the information age

PART III The inerrancy of Scripture is rejected in the USA Today because of the moral revolution: Why Christians must believe that Scripture alone is the final authority for the church

Monday, April 29, 2019

PART I United Methodist court upholds the majority of the traditional plan that affirms biblical sexuality: Will the liberal churches now exit the denomination gracefully?

PART II The culture of death gains ground in Kansas as the state’s Supreme Court blocks law that would have limited abortions: The danger of an unrestrained government

PART III The Atlanta Journal-Constitution publishes a number of opinion pieces on Georgia’s proposed abortion law: Analyzing the far-fetched arguments of pro-abortion advocates

Friday, April 26, 2019

PART I Joe Biden is officially running for president: Will he be liberal enough to win the nomination of the Democratic party?

PART II A look at the candidacy of Mayor Pete Buttigieg: How the young mayor of South Bend, Indiana, became a front-runner for the 2020 Democratic nomination

PART III Openly gay Pete Buttigieg is being heralded as a candidate of faith, which raises the question, ‘What does it really mean to be a person of faith?’

Thursday, April 25, 2019

PART I The family of a pregnant woman murdered in New York demands justice for two, but New York’s new abortion law guarantees that no justice will come

PART II The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case raising the question, ‘Is it constitutional to ask about citizenship status on the 2020 census?’

PART III You can’t spend what you don’t have, even if you’re the federal government: The looming social security problem facing the United States

PART IV Elizabeth Warren’s plan to cancel student debt and eliminate tuition sounds nice and seems fair, but is it really either?