In the ancient world, the city gates were more than an entrance. They were the heart of public life. Elders gathered to render judgment. Merchants set up shop...
We all know the refrain from Tim McGraw’s 2004 hit: “Live like you were dying.” The song romanticizes a terminal diagnosis as the catalyst for skydiving, bull-riding, and...
Editor’s Note: We are pleased to share Dr. Rob Pacienza’s sermon and sermon notes (below) from the Easter worship service of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church on April 5,...
Did you miss the Institute for Faith & Culture’s Kingdom Come conference this past weekend? At a time when confusion reigns, believers from across the country gathered to...
Most people think that being a citizen is just about the country where you were born. We follow the laws, stay informed, and try to be good neighbors....
It is the first decade of the 1800s, and for Christians in America, it is a desperate moment. The promise has not been fulfilled. The nation has not...
In my previous article, we discussed how Jesus relates to all things from money to sports—and even politics. Today, we’re going to review the three main worldviews and...
When people hear the name “King,” they often think of speeches and marches. They think of the life of my famous uncle, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as...
One of the things I’ve observed that is almost always missing in the Christian worldview is a sense of time. This starkly contrasts the biblical worldview, which is...
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