The Republican leadership is reportedly resigning itself to Donald Trump being their party’s presidential nominee. They are accepting the inevitable–now that Cruz has dropped out–and are starting to get behind him. If you are a Republican who has been against him, are you changing your
Ted Cruz has dropped out of the presidential race! Donald Trump and John Kasich are the only ones standing, but the nomination is now Trump’s. (more…)
Donald Trump had a big win in usually conservative Indiana, likely ending Ted Cruz’s chances. Early projections had Trump leading with 53% of the vote, to Cruz’s 36.2% and John Kasich’s 8.1%. Trump will win at least 45 delegates, putting him over 1,000. He now needs
As you may have picked up, I have been reading the Psalms lately, to my great benefit. Fuller Seminary has made a video of U2 frontman Bono and respected Christian author and Bible translator Eugene Peterson talking about the Psalms. It’s quite illuminating, with Bono
Ted Cruz’s efforts to win the Republican nomination in smoke-filled rooms are complicated by the fact that so many of his colleagues in the party just can’t stand him. Former Speaker of the House John Boehner went so far to call him “Lucifer in the
The makers of the videos that exposed Planned Parenthood’s fetal trafficking program only to get indicted by a Texas grand jury (for fetal trafficking!) turned down a plea bargain that would have effectively ended the criminal charges. They are insisting on their day in court. (more…)
A trend today is holding Bible studies, outreach ministries, and theological discussions in pubs, with the accompaniment of good beer. I’ve spoken at some of those. But talking about faith with what is sometimes called “the Lutheran beverage” is not a new phenomenon. It goes way back, according
Remember Ed Schultz, the liberal talker on MSNBC, who praised all things Obama and Clinton, and who ridiculed Trump and condemned Vladimir Putin (whom he called derisively “Putie”)? Well, now he works for RT America, Putin’s propaganda cable network. Now he has nothing good to
Protesters, mostly Hispanics, rioted at a Donald Trump campaign event in Orange County last weekend. They tried to block the candidate from getting to the stage, forcing hm to climb a fence. He quipped, “It felt like I was crossing the border.” In Sacramento, protesters
Josh Daffern says that all of the current controversies Christians are facing over religious liberty, sexuality, and the like are all symptoms of something bigger: “The biggest issue American Evangelicals will face for the next 50 years is how we handle our transition from a moral majority
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