Amid the unfolding legal drama against former President Donald Trump in Fulton County, Georgia, a clarion call is echoing from the Christian community nationwide. This collective voice underscores a significant point: not all Christians align with Trump, nor do they view faith as a political monolith. Faithful America, a robust network of grassroots Christians...
Recently, controversy has been brewing over Chick-fil-A’s hiring of a diversity, equity, and inclusion officer, leading some Christians to boycott the popular fast-food chain. But is this really a stance that aligns with the teachings of Jesus? One of the key principles of Christianity is to love your neighbor as yourself. But can we...
In a nation that’s increasingly polarized, it’s easy to become entangled in the fervor of nationalism, even when it takes on a religious veneer. Christian Nationalism, a blend of patriotism and faith, has been on the rise in the United States. While it may seem appealing, it’s essential to remember that our primary allegiance...
Not all sunsets are the same, are they? The soft wisps of pastel hues painting the sky in one place differ from the fiery reds and vibrant oranges blazing in another. Each is a masterpiece of God’s creation, distinct yet beautiful in its unique composition. In the same way, not all Christians share the...
You may have heard that today is Pentecost. If you’re new to Christianity or unfamiliar with the faith as a whole, you may not know what it is — and you might be afraid to ask. Here’s a rundown of what the day is and the meaning behind it. Pentecost: The Basics Pentecost is...
Just as another reminder, COVID-19 is not the first plague The Church has survived. In 1519, a plague struck Zurich and led to one man to pen this old hymn that has become somewhat popular since coronavirus reminded us that plagues exist and that our society isn’t immune to them. The writer of the...
COVID-19 may be new, but a plague that causes sickness, death, division and brings the world to its knees is nothing new. The early church dealt with a well-document plague from 250 to 270 A.D., and the actions of the early church during that plague should make us question our response to a modern...
By Stephen Kimball As a Christian, I have been struggling with my own response to all that is going on in the country right now. I confess, I can get riled up in a “New York minute”, as they say, watching practically any news media. Politics couldn’t be more polarizing and it’s hard not to...
“I love your Jesus. I do not like your Christians. They are so unlike your Jesus.” -Mahatma Ghandi “Jesus is the only Savior, but not everybody who is being saved by Him is aware that He is the one who is doing the saving”-Tony Campolo “I am an historian, I am not a believer, but...
Three years is not even a full term for a United States President. It is the time that a child is in middle school. It isn’t a long time. Married couples who are in their third year of marriage are still considered newlyweds, and a three-year-old child can barely walk and talk. The American...
