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We Can — And Should — Choose To Often Change Our Minds
Editor’s note: The following article was reprinted with permission from ReligionUnplugged.com. Photo: The Chosen (Facebook).
By Paul Prather
Wake Up Before Jewish Blood Is Shed In Your Country!
By Dr. Michael L. Brown
I am urging you. I am pleading with you. I am imploring you. Wake...
Gov. Murphy, Legislators Defy Will of NJ Voters With Radical Abortion Laws
Op-Ed By Marie Tasy
In the last few weeks, we have heard a constant, unrelenting, and fanatical drumbeat about...
Israel Under Attack: Pray for God’s Merciful Intervention
By Dr. Michael L. Brown
Heartbreak. Shock. Agony. Devastation. Confusion. Rage. These are just a few of the emotions...
NYC Pastor: Biblical Standards for Political Leadership
By Dr. Joseph Mattera
Leaders, like everyone else, have character flaws, yet great leadership must include integrity, self-awareness, courage,...
The Difference Between Mercy and Grace…And Why You Need Both
By Will Graham
Grace and mercy. Mercy and grace. Two terms that are often used interchangeably. They go hand-in-hand,...
‘A Holy Wind in My Sails’ – I Preached My First Sermon 50 Years...
By Dr. Michael L. Brown
Monday, August 21, marked 50 years since I preached my first sermon at...
Can We Give Gen X, Gen Z, and Millennials a Break, Please?
Editor’s note: The following commentary was reprinted with permission from MinistryWatch.com (Warren Smith’s Editor's Notebook).
By Warren Cole Smith
The Future of AI: 10 Global Implications for the Church to Consider
By Dr. Joseph Mattera
In this era of fast-paced technological progression, Artificial Intelligence (AI) emerges as a force of...
A Redemptive Perspective on the Current Leadership Crisis in America
By Dr. Michael L. Brown
Let me state clearly from the start that this is a spiritually focused article,...