Offerings in church are an act of faith. Holding someone against their will is a crime. Doing that in church is an abomination, Marvin Sapp. Read more
Offerings in church are an act of faith. Holding someone against their will is a crime. Doing that in church is an abomination, Marvin Sapp. Read more
One of the slowest things to rebound since the pandemic was not retail or restaurants but religion, particularly church giving since the global lockdown on COVID-19 was released. Despite what is seen in the news regarding the exorbitant paydays of global preachers, churches operate on the gifts from others. Why do they work that way? Money circulation. Dollars and cents aren’t supposed to stay in storage, so “dollar in, dollar out.” This is a Biblical principle: “Bring the full tithe into... Read more
Greenland is in the news because President Trump wants to badly acquire the land. Why? Defense? Trade? Or, maybe its religious past? Read more
The Megiddo Mosaic is a revolutionary artifact because it tells more than a story; it shows the divinity of Christ. Now, Angel Studios has a documentary about this remarkable work of art. Read more
Family discovery is more popular than ever. The U.S. has a remarkable interest in tracing its ancestral roots. Fact MR cites that 45% of the global market share in genealogy services comes from North American accounts. RootsTech, the world’s largest family discovery conference being held March 6 to 8 in Salt Lake City, is more than a family history conference and trade show that helps people learn about their family history. It’s a celebration of discovery. Conference sponsor FamilySearch expects over 20,000... Read more
It's fitting the "Proud Boys" wear masks. Since the actions from the Metropolitan AME Church in DC, they should be ashamed. Praise God. Read more
"He Gets Us" has been a guerilla marketing success story since 2022. The ads are powerful. The copywriting is captivating. Yet, do you get it?! After Super Bowl LIX, more aren't sure if they do. Read more
Kendrick Lamar is one of the most popular artists on the planet. The rap artist claims he is very much a Christian, but where are the fruits of that rap game and labor? Read more
The Groundhog Day tradition dates back to the days of Reconstruction during the 1880s. This groundhog is named “Punxsutawney Phil,” a mascot for a borough in southern Jefferson County, Pennsylvania called Gobbler’s Knob, and for one day out of the year, it’s the center of the meteorological world. A good portion of the country understands two things about Phil: He’s not really 144 years old. He’s like a college mascot of a live animal whose great-great-great grand groundhog kicked things... Read more
It was a blustering afternoon on August 28, 1963, when over 250,000 people marched on Washington D.C. for job equality, racial justice, and social reformation–led by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, at the feet of the man who abolished slavery, Dr. King told the quarter of a million people, 3,000 journalists, dozens of politicians, and the rest of the world watching the evening news what it meant to be free. Today, that... Read more
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