William Faulkner once said, “The past is never dead.” Correct.As long as we’re alive, the past keeps showing up—because it remains an active force in Continue Reading
Religion
Millennials Become the Church
Reluctantly, I must admit something to you, dearest reader. It’s not something I’m entirely proud of, but rather something I was born into: I am a Continue Reading
Afghanistan: A Woman, Just Like Me
by Kaitlyn Trevathan On Saturday, September 11, 2021, my dad shared a post reflecting on his memory of 9/11. He wrote, “In the coming hours Continue Reading
Tips for Using Social Media Wisely to Strengthen Trust in God
Social media has become a powerful part of modern life, shaping how people connect, share, and find information. While it can be a source of Continue Reading
Woke = Marxism
by Lt Col (ret), US Army, Darin Gaub Time to call out the real enemy of America and the West (Image Credit: Author) Continue Reading
Surrender: A Catalyst for Hope and Faith
Recently I had the opportunity to travel to Belize on a church humanitarian mission. Participating on a mission trip was the next logical evolution Continue Reading
What Does the Bible Say About Taking Care of Our Environment?
Freepik The profound study of the Bible for an answer to mankind's relationship with the Earth emphasizes stewardship, reverence, and deep Continue Reading
Understanding the Core Values of Reform Judaism
Reform Judaism represents a progressive and adaptive approach to Jewish religious practice and belief. At its core, it emphasizes ethical monotheism—a Continue Reading
Best Cheap Women’s Clergy Robes for New Pastors Starting Out
Starting a pastoral journey is a sacred and life-changing step. For many women entering ministry, the process involves not just spiritual preparation, Continue Reading
Should Religion and Politics Go Hand in Hand?
image source People exert their influence on 'religion' as well as on 'politics', consequently, trouble shoots between them allow them to share Continue Reading
No Greater Love
The convoy stalled somewhere just north of Baghdad. The mechanized beasts we controlled lurched to a halt in a fractured herringbone formation. Daniel Continue Reading
Bittersweet Season: Death and Resurrection
Flowers are blooming, and buds are emerging from tree branches. In Ohio, that means it’s below freezing at night and somewhere between last winter and Continue Reading