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OneNewsNowNew film exposes rise of anti-Semitism in US, EuropeOneNewsNowWhile alerting America that anti-Semitism is rising to new heights in Europe and the United States, Franklin Graham is showing his support for the new film Return to the Hiding Place. The film – a sequel to a film his father, world-renowned evangelist ... |
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ChristianityToday.com$1.7 Million Templeton Prize Awarded to L'Arche Disability Ministry Founder ...ChristianityToday.comJean Vanier, who in 1964 founded the first L'Arche community for people with and without intellectual disabilities, has been awarded the Templeton Prize, valued at $1.7 million. The prize, one of the world's largest, is given annually to a living ...and more » |
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Daily BeastWrestling With the U.S. to Expose AssadDaily BeastThey never discussed the politics of Central Asia, the roots of terrorism. ..... Trump's revenge comments drew critical coverage, but Liberty circled the wagons and sent their top leaders to make the rounds on Christian radio to defend the mogul's tip ...and more » |
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ChristianityToday.comBible Influences Only 1 in 10 Evangelicals on Immigration ReformChristianityToday.comChristians are divided over whether immigrants are drain on resources or an opportunity to share Jesus. Bob Smietana - Facts & Trends. [ posted 3/11/2015 10:03AM ]. Bible Influences Only 1 in 10 Evangelicals on Immigration Reform Flickr / Britt Selvitelle.and more » |
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Charleston Post CourierSC senators adopt plan to outlaw gay marriage by amending ConstitutionCharleston Post CourierJ. Scott Applewhite/AP Some South Carolina senators want to join in a convention that could propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution to ban gay marriage and require a balanced budget. ×. COLUMBIA — States' rights proponents in the S.C. Senate ...and more » |
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Christian Post'Homeland' Season 5 News: Season 5 Shoots in Europe, Carrie No Longer CIAChristian PostPrior to next season's premiere in September, the "Homeland" creators announced during Paleyfest recently that season 5 will be different from the rest of the other seasons, according to a report in Variety. The first revelation is that the show's main ...and more » |
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2016′s untold story: How the election could bring a new wave of progressive ...Salon... were falling all over themselves to back marriage equality, Feingold was one of only 13 senators to oppose the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act — the odious law signed by Bill Clinton, who promptly purchased ads bragging about it on Christian radio.and more » |
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The Christian radio echo chamber: We are under siege by our enemies (COMMENTARY)Washington PostOn my recent 4,100-mile pilgrimage across the U.S., I occasionally used my radio's “seek” function to find stations. I often stopped on a “Christian radio” station, sometimes a national network such as American Family Radio, sometimes a local effort ...and more » |
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The Christian radio echo chamber: We are under siege by our enemies (COMMENTARY)Washington PostOn my recent 4,100-mile pilgrimage across the U.S., I occasionally used my radio's “seek” function to find stations. I often stopped on a “Christian radio” station, sometimes a national network such as American Family Radio, sometimes a local effort ...and more » |
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ChristianityToday.comThe Drop Box; Opportunity in Conflict; Rise of Evangelicals |ChristianityToday.comI'm an endorser of this film and I am glad to see it get a good review! Brian Ivie's documentary The Drop Box is an emotional balancing act: on one side is the heartbreaking fact that millions of children are abandoned at birth around the world every year.and more » |
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Coptic Christians and way to victoryThe Times and DemocratOn Christian radio with host Maher Fayez, Coptic Christian Beshir Kamel claimed to be proud of his two martyred brothers, Bishoy Estafanos Kamel (25) and Samuel Estafanos Kamel (23). Further, this martyrdom was “a badge of honour to Christianity ... |
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Reach Beyond radio initiative to reach thousands more for ChristMission Network NewsThe radios are solar-powered and fixed-tuned to a local Christian radio station. All people have to do is press “on” and instantly they are listening to the Gospel in their own language from their own community. The previous version was only able to ... |
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Theology Brings Paralysis, Death To Tennessee Temple - And Response (5)The ChattanooganIts ideas are reflected in Christian radio stations such as WMBW with Moody Radio and WDYN, and national ministries such as The John Ankerberg Show. Theologically, it argues for cultural withdrawal, dislikes God's law as a grid for economics and ... |
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ChristianityToday.com3 Historical Streams of the Missional Church Part 1: The Missionary StreamChristianityToday.comBy Christianity you mean modern Protestantism but what about all the traditional liturgical Churches (not just Rome) all over the Middle East, Africa (Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya) and into Asia (Armenia, India). It is as if you don't believe that these ... |
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ChristianityToday.com3 Historical Streams of the Missional Church Part 1: The Missionary StreamChristianityToday.comBy Christianity you mean modern Protestantism but what about all the traditional liturgical Churches (not just Rome) all over the Middle East, Africa (Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya) and into Asia (Armenia, India). It is as if you don't believe that these ... |
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New York TimesBenjamin Netanyahu, John Boehner and America's EvangelicalsNew York TimesSenor told me that in 2009, when he was promoting a book that he co-wrote, “Start-Up Nation,” about the modern Israeli economy, Christian radio shows extended as many invitations to him as Jewish groups did. Some evangelical Christians' interest in ...and more » |
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ChristianityToday.comMinistry in Miami: Christ FellowshipChristianityToday.comRecently, I've preached a few times at Christ Fellowship, and I thought I would blog a recent trip there and return to my Sunday church visits series. Christ Fellowship is unique in more than one way, but let me share a few reasons I think it is. First ...and more » |
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Daily MailOctavia Spencer will play God in adaptation of best-selling Christian novel ...Daily MailThe Shack was a surprise self-published hit in 2008, largely thanks to word of mouth, as well as promotion in churches and on Christian radio. The book, by William P. Young, has sold more than 18 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 39 ...and more » |
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Williamsport Sun-GazetteArea Christian radio station under new ownershipWilliamsport Sun-Gazette... Rwanda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, São Tomé and Príncipe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, St. Helena ...and more » |
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Bangor Daily NewsManna Ministries exceeds emergency fundraising goal, will stay openBangor Daily News“Because of Lighthouse Radio Network, WHCF, the Christian radio station, they just presented us with a check for $8,320 that they raised this morning. That puts us over the top to $19,500,” said Rae, executive director of the Bangor-based food cupboard ...and more » |
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Scottish rockers Mogwai turn it upNew Zealand HeraldTurns out those words are from an infamous Christian radio rant from the 70s given to the band by Portishead's Geoff Barrow. They asked a friend to reappraise the words so as "not to get sued," says Braithwaite. "We liked the song but we thought it ... |
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ChristianityToday.comFree eBook from The Gospel Project: The Mission of GodChristianityToday.com... Economics, Education, Egypt, Elections - Campaign 2012, Emergent Movement, Employment, End Times, Energy and Power, Entertainment, Episcopalians, Ergun Caner, Eric Metaxas, Eschatology, Eternity, Ethics, Europe, Evangelicalism, Evangelism ...and more » |
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ChristianityToday.com3 Ways Christians Will Address Cultural Issues in the Coming YearsChristianityToday.comAt some point during the 1980s and 90s, a desire birthed among politically conservative Christians to begin to stand for things that mattered to them culturally in more active ways than before. What followed was a ground swell of support for what would ...and more » |
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ChristianityToday.com3 Ways Christians Will Address Cultural Issues in the Coming YearsChristianityToday.comAt some point during the 1980s and 90s, a desire birthed among politically conservative Christians to begin to stand for things that mattered to them culturally in more active ways than before. What followed was a ground swell of support for what would ...and more » |
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ChristianityToday.comGetting Real About PrayerChristianityToday.comWe spoke with Max Lucado about his most recent book, Before Amen: The Power of A Simple Prayer. We talked about how to teach on prayer and the reminder that God is always in control. 1. I think a lot of Christians going to churches instinctively know ...and more » |
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