On September 9, President Biden addressed the nation to unfold his six-step plan to combat COVID-19. He will instruct the Department of Labor to ensure that all companies with 100 or more employees mandate the COVID vaccines or have a negative test once a week. Many Americans have been left with the feeling that their […]
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Controversy frequently surrounds rich pastors who flaunt their wealth to the world. Is this something Christians need to address?
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The House of Representatives recently passed H.R. 5, dubbed “The Equality Act,” to amend several existing anti-discrimination statutes to the benefit of LGBT people. The title of the bill is innocuous enough, but the provisions extend to astounding places in American life, subjecting citizens to a new level of federal regulation and control. This represents
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In the past several years, there has been an increasing number of demands to cancel student loan debt. With Joe Biden and Kamala Harris now sworn into office, those demands are becoming stronger and louder. The stress and hardship are real, with $1.6 trillion owed in student loans. But is this something that Christians can
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Our world primarily has a toxic and harmful view of money. Even among Christians, there is this pervasive idea that wealth is a cause of evil, and Christians should have no wealth aspirations. We see this as a fundamentally flawed view, and we are here to combat the false teachings surrounding money through financial apologetics.
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