Christians Have Gotten Fat Off The Gospel

“You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden.” (Matthew 5:14) I was stunned by a New York Times editorial published on December 26, 2008. Op-Ed Columnist Charles Blow referenced a recently released survey by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. In Heaven for the Godless?, Blow points out that “70% of American Christians say they believe religions other than theirs could lead to eternal life”. Mr. Blow notes that this finding threw evangelicals in a “tizzy” […]

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The New Year Demands That We Take Stock Of The Old Year

“Behold, this we have searched out; It is true. Hear it, and know for yourself.” (Job 5:27) The days leading up to New Year’s Day are always a season of time in which we look back at the year and take stock of ourselves. What happened that was most important? What lessons will I take from this year into next year? How have I changed? So much about next year is unpredictable, particularly in our country, which is facing the worst economic crisis in decades. But the answers […]

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Christmas: When Faith Reaches Beyond What We Can Understand

“You will be with child and give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus.” (Luke 1:31) The gospel rests on three giant pillars: Jesus’ virgin birth, atoning death, and bodily resurrection. The Easter season celebrates Jesus’ death and resurrection. Christmas focuses solely on the virgin birth. You cannot call yourself a Christian if you don’t believe in the virgin birth. I remember my doubt about it as an unbeliever. I thought it defied one of the most basic laws of nature. So […]

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Teachers: Keep Learning and Stay Ahead of the Game

Introduction: The Classroom Evolution Imagine Mr. Johnson, an elementary school teacher, who started teaching when chalkboards were still the norm. Fast forward to today, where smartboards and tablets are commonplace. If Mr. Johnson hasn’t kept up with these changes, he’s likely falling behind. Continuous learning is essential for teachers to stay effective and engaged. Here’s why ongoing professional development is crucial and why eLearning and on-site training are great ways to achieve it. Why Teachers Need to Keep Learning Adapting to Change: The education landscape is constantly shifting […]

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