Although it has only been out for a few days, Megan Basham’s new book Shepherds for Sale has already been climbing the charts, achieving the top spot in several categories. (We posted our definitive review here.) Deemed an Amazon ‘Bestseller, it has attained the #1 status in: The book, which
Laura Klassen, the founder and Director of the anti-abortion organization Choice42 has released the short film The Procedure about the eyewitness testimony of an ultrasound technician who helped perform an abortion on a second-trimester baby. The film depicts the procedure he participated in, from arrival to nightmarish end, with an emphasis on
Evangelical leftists are well known for flip-flopping from one position to another. During the summer of 2020, many evangelical leaders dove headlong into the social justice movement, embracing critical theory in open defiance of Biblical teaching on justice. This embrace was followed by backpedaling in some cases, as many pastors
In less than two weeks, Drag Queen and musician Flamy Grant (Real name Matthew Blake) is set to release his album ‘Bible Belt Baby,’ about the spiritual trauma he endured growing up in a town where his whole world was a “faith-saturated, fundamentalist, very evangelical space that didn’t exactly embrace
Telling congregants that “this will not necessarily be an inspiration night,” Hillsong Church held a special meeting to discuss the state of their organization and share recommendations from an independent review of their governance structure. It was a move forced by necessity after terminating Brian Houston following a series of
A new Bible translation has been released, the ‘First Nations Version’ (FNV) and right away one thing is clear: this is an absolute trainwreck of a translation. This is because the FNV is not a word-for-word translation; rather, it is a thought-for-thought translation/ dynamic equivalent translation, which means it’s nothing
(Capstone Report) If God has a standard, why aren’t Christians required to vote accordingly? One troubling theme among Big Evangelical celebrities in 2016 was their outright work to suppress Christian voter turnout. Men like Dr. Russell Moore, head of the Southern Baptist Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) were doing
In a move that should make the theologically sound wail in anguish and gnash their teeth in misery, the travesty known as the “Joel Osteen Inspiration Cube,” an electronic device that plays daily affirmation, inspirations, and brief sermon clips from the prince of positivity, all the low price of $39.99.
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