John Stonestreet and Shane Morris discuss the news of the week from a Christian worldview perspective.
John Stonestreet and Shane Morris discuss the news of the week from a Christian worldview perspective.
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Some endangered species are doing better today than when I was born. But a worldview that sees humans as a plague doesn’t even know what to do with this good news…
The words “endangered species” brings to mind fatalistic headlines about animals on the verge of extinction. Landing on... Read More
First, they came for the bakers… then the florists.
As reported in WORLD magazine, ThinkRight Strategies is a marketing group that “creates websites, slogans, and speeches for... Read More
Overreaction or deep source of harm?
The phrase “Purity Culture” is the new derogatory shorthand for how Christians have attempted to promote sexual chastity.... Read More
Many claim that the way Christians talk about sex and encourage purity is actually harmful. So should we break up with Purity Culture?
Here’s a prediction: Thousands of years from now when archaeologists excavate American churches, they’ll identify the 1990s era... Read More
Many have come to rebuke not only the incidental aspects of Purity Culture but also the entire concept of Christian sexual morality.
The Church has always encouraged Christians to stay morally pure, especially in areas of sexual behavior. During the... Read More
Does Christianity offer hope to those trapped in poverty? Star Parker, founder of Urban Care, and who herself... Read More
Warren Cole Smith looks at the headlines from a Christian worldview perspective
Chemical Abortions. According to neuroscientist Stephen Sammut, drug-induced abortions have negative impacts on rats. Sammut’s research was published... Read More
Here’s why it’s deeply, recklessly wrong to blame mass-shootings on psychiatric medications.
In the internet melee following the recent shootings in California, Texas, and Ohio, the predictable arguments about guns,... Read More
And this in the “what could go wrong” department...
Last week, researchers claimed to have successfully created human-monkey hybrid embryos. The project was led by a scientist... Read More
We have to do something about mass shootings, political division, and acts of violence. Don’t we?
Americans are afraid… perhaps more than at any time since 9/11. It’s understandable. Despite the fact that most... Read More
Social media giants are playing games with us. That doesn’t mean Christians necessarily have to quit, but we can’t play by their rules.
Recently, a friend shared with me a statement on a personal issue that she wanted to post on... Read More
Humanity showed up.
Karen Gaffney’s hearing isn’t very good. Neither is her eyesight. And it sometimes takes her longer to learn... Read More
Randy Alcorn joins John Stonestreet to tell the amazing story of God’s provision during years of lawsuits and... Read More
John Stonestreet and Warren Cole Smith discuss the news of the week from a Christian worldview perspective.
“Do not be afraid!” or “Fear not” may be the most-repeated admonitions in all of Scripture, and, as... Read More
“The world will never be the same from that hour when the first atomic bomb to be used in war was dropped on Hiroshima."
With 10,000 years of human history in the books, there is rarely a day that can go by... Read More
Purity Culture and Christian Morality: A BreakPoint Symposium
The Church has always encouraged Christians to stay mor...
BreakPoint: Twitter Isn’t Real
Recently, a friend shared with me a statement on a pers...
BreakPoint: The Problem with “Do Something!”
Americans are afraid… perhaps more than at any time sin...
BreakPoint: Breaking Up with Purity Culture?
Here’s a prediction: Thousands of years from now when a...
BreakPoint: Millennials and the Bible
There’s so much talk these days about so-called “Millen...
