We Americans were moved and inspired by our Ecuadorian hosts' piety and devotion--their zeal for evangelism and prayer; the way they freely talked about their faith; their trust in Jesus and the Word of God.
We Americans were moved and inspired by our Ecuadorian hosts' piety and devotion--their zeal for evangelism and prayer; the way they freely talked about their faith; their trust in Jesus and the Word of God.
In our accreditation visit to a school in Cuenca, Ecuador, I found that not only does Bilingüe offer a classical education, I felt like I was getting a classical education as we interacted with people and a culture that held on to elements of a time-honored and time-tested civilization.
Thoughts on Charlie Kirk. U.S. test scores hit new low. And AI-written books on Kirk's murder go on sale hours after it happened.
The Lord’s Prayer reminds us that it makes a huge difference whom we are praying to. A prayer calls upon a specific God, one who is named. “Our Father, which art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name.” The teaching of the Bible about prayer is full of names.
Some of the exercises designed to teach young people not to give in to peer pressure actually teach them to give in to peer pressure! And adults can be just as susceptible to peer pressure as their children.
Today, a growing number of Christians have been pulling out of churches. Despite the continued visibility of megachurches, the new trend is for minichurches, microchurches, or no churches at all.
As Christianity declines in the West, churches from the old mission field are the ones defending historic Christianity and are evangelizing Europe and America.
For many of us, freedom above all means the liberty to sin. But, according to the Bible, this is the opposite of freedom. Sin has nothing to do with liberty. Sin destroys freedom. Sin enslaves.
Clearing up a topic that is often misunderstood and misapplied: the doctrine of the Two Kingdoms. This teaching does NOT sanctify the status quo. It takes away the need for Christians to Christianize everything. And it frees Christians to embrace what is good in the secular realm.
We always keep insisting how good we are. Even Christians do, while confessing in other contexts that they are sinners. Self-justification is at the root of our conflicts with other people. It can breed a self-righteousness that shuts out Christ, who alone can justify us.
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