March 29, 1987 was one of the most anticipated nights of my blessed childhood. That was the night of Wrestlemania III. I was (and am)…
Category: Culture
When the European theater entered into World War I during the summer of 1914, Americans were less than enthusiastic about sending their sons and daughters…
Presidential hopeful Ben Carson was recently asked by a Facebook poster this question: Does the Bible have authority over the Constitution? Carson essentially said it…
Thousands gathered at the Kentucky state capital on August 22 to rally behind three Rowan County clerks who have refused to issue marriage licenses to…
I have received a couple of phone calls today from curious church members inquiring on what the practical benefits of today’s SCOTUS ruling will entail.…
I recently came across this article describing the story behind Michael Jordan’s hitting his head against the backboard during his days at North Carolina. It…
Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, has been coming under some interesting criticism lately. I suppose…
Today the world was saddened by the heart-wrenching news of Leonard Nimoy’s death. Most fell in love with the American actor for his portrayal of…
There is an election day myth that attempts to convince voters of the inferior methodology of choosing a candidate based on a single issue. The…
Concern for the thousands of lives impacted by the Ebola crisis should be viewed by evangelical Christians through a gospel lens. The gospel’s power and transformative…