By Marcia Montenegro – The Word “Easter” The word ‘Easter” does not come from Ishtar or Astarte! This does not even make linguistic sense since words from those languages do not migrate into English. Quote==Because the English Anglo/Saxon language originally derived from the Germanic, there are many similarities between German and English. Many English writers … Read More
By Clete Hux – There have been some new developments and adjustments in ARC’s prison ministry in the last few months. I’m glad to bring this report. (FCI) Federal Correctional Institute (Talladega, Al.) In our last update, a report was given about the Comparative Religions Course taught at the Federal Correctional Institute in Talladega, Al. We … Read More
By Dr. Michael L. Brown– We told you this was coming. We warned you it would happen. We were not crying wolf. We were telling you the truth. And now it is here, as a headline announces: “Canadian tribunal fines Bill Whatcott $55,000 for expressing Christian views on ‘transgenderism.’” In other words, Whatcott called a … Read More
By Mary Eady -Truthxchange Podcast/January 29, 2016 Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 56:53 | Recorded on January 25, 2016 The meaning behind yoga has often been so downplayed that many view yoga as merely physical exercise. But when we look carefully at the postures and techniques of yoga, we find that each element is designed to facilitate … Read More
The “Investigation” of ‘Revoice’ in the PCA. In October of this year the session of Memorial Presbyterian Church “referenced” Missouri Presbytery (BCO 31.2 & 4.1-4), asking the presbytery to investigate and rule on allegations against them and their Pastor regarding their hosting of the Revoice Conference in July. In response to Memorial’s request, the Moderator … Read More
by Al Baker – Every speaker, and those giving their testimonies at the God’s Voice Conference, some of whom were former homosexuals, didn’t affirm the message of Revoice. They utterly repudiated it. God’s Voice believes God can and does change people. They can be delivered from the sin of homosexuality, transgenderism, and same-sex attraction. The … Read More
By Joseph E Torres – One purpose of a dam is to hold back destructive flood waters from a nearby settlement, city, or town. They serve as barriers against the annihilation of a people group, protection against forces that would render their way of live uninhabitable. In largely secular Europe, this is the role Ireland … Read More
By Gregory Koukl – No one really talks about abortion. Certainly there are discussions about choice and privacy. There are debates about the risk of back-alley abortions, the hardship of teen pregnancy, and the trauma of pregnancies due to rape and incest. Plus there is concern about the abuse of unwanted children. Responding to any … Read More
by Steven B. Cowan- Christians believe in a miracle-working God. Since he is the sovereign creator of the physical universe and the natural laws by which it operates, we believe that there is no obstacle to his intervening in the course of world history to do spectacular, out of the ordinary things that defy natural … Read More
By Rev. Clete Hux – Most Christians have grown accustomed to seeing the media give questionable reports in documentary form of so-called historical accounts of the life of Jesus. Although, there has been a progression of such, this is nothing new. It has been going on for decades. Whether produced by Newsweek, USA Today, the … Read More
By William Lane Craig – One of the apologetic questions that contemporary Christian theology must treat is what has been called “the human predicament,” that is to say, the significance of human life in a post-theistic universe. In dealing with this question, Christian theology in a sense does not even attempt to show in any … Read More
By Steven B. Cowan – Times change. And because times change the challenges or objections that arise against the Christian faith change. In the first century, the biggest challenge that the early church faced was that posed by unbelieving Jews both within and without the church. The Jewish authorities outside the church persecuted the new … Read More
By David F. Wells – What is striking about our culture today is that its corruption is not simply at the edges. It is not simply found among the cultured elite, the New Class that stands at the gates of our national institutions to bar entry to those whose views are judged to be intolerable. … Read More
By Clete Hux – With the presidential candidacy of Barack Obama, Liberation Theology has come to the forefront of public attention. This attention is mainly due to Obama’s outspoken pastor, Jeremiah Wright, of the Trinity United Church of Christ (UCOC) in Chicago, Illinois. The controversy caused by Wright raises questions that many people would like … Read More
by Steven B. Cowan – The jailor at Philippi asked the Apostle Paul the most important question, “What must I do to be saved?” He wanted to know how he could escape God’s wrath for his sin, how he could find forgiveness, how he could have eternal life. Paul answered, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, … Read More