Lakewood Church Shooter had “Palestine” Sticker on Gun; Police suspect “anti-Hispanic hate crime”
On Sunday afternoon, a woman opened fire shortly before a Spanish-language Sunday afternoon service began. The woman was shot and killed at the scene by two off-duty police officers who were working as security for the church at the time..
The revival of an ancient calumny
In response to the genocidal Hamas agenda, churches have turned on its Jewish victims.
New campaign encourages churches to adopt IHRA antisemitism definition in response to White House plan
One man who has taken the initiative to increase awareness is Rabbi Daniel Friedman of the Center for Torah Values.
If we take the Bible seriously, we need to seek its guidance in politics
The great Biblical personalities that we revere, Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and all the other prophets, were all very much involved in politics.
In the US, COVID decreased prayer attendance but increased levels of faith
The Survey Center on American Life teamed up with researchers at NORC at the University of Chicago to measure religious affiliation and attendance both before and after the pandemic.
Jewish-Christian Council calls on Churches to “redouble their efforts” to root out antisemitism
In what they titled a “A National Reckoning of the Soul”, the CCJCR released a statement calling on churches to address “the greatest crisis of public antisemitism in a century”.
Living Modestly in a Hyper-Sexualized World
I can’t count the number of pastors who had confided in me about issues relating to modesty in their churches.
‘Report: 2,300 Christian Churches Desecrated; Violence Coincides with Arrival of Thousands of Muslim Migrants’
That’s during a time when Greece was being flooded with “migrants from the Islamic world,” he reported.
Archaeologists find more clues to solve the mystery of Bethseda
The recent find of the mosaic floor settles a mystery that has been troubling both archaeologists and devout Christians as to the precise location of the church. With markings on the mosaic typical of Byzantine churches of the era.
Is Germany’s ‘Churmosquagogue’ trying to replace Isaiah’s ‘House of prayer for all nations’?
“The idea is pretty simple,” said Roland Stolte, a Christian theologian who helped start the project. “We wanted to build a house of prayer and learning, where these three religions could co-exist while each retaining their own identity.”