Christians who have voiced concern over immigration have been met with a wave of articles challenging their compassion, courage, and love. The consensus of many is that loving refugees in a Christ-exalting way means supporting a more open immigration process. The main concern with this conclusion is the way Old Testament passages are being used to support it.... Read more »
In 1774, the British Parliament passed the Coercive Acts. The goal of this legislation was to cease the sale of guns and gunpowder to American Colonies and to seize as many guns and gunpowder from the colonialists as possible. The Coercive Acts were passed shortly after the Boston Tea Party. The British were trying to... Read more »
I come to Kanakuk to train the students in what I think is the most important thing out there — to handle the scripture for themselves. We talk about three broad words and work within that framework. The first is observation. This asks the question what is the text saying. In other words, we want... Read more »
It is important to understand world religions, such as Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, the New Age movement, and to understand one of the key passages to use when sharing your faith with someone from one of these religions or religious background, Ephesians 2:8-9, which says, “ For it is by grace you have been saved, through... Read more »
My name is Cassie Hammett, and I work in Shreveport Louisiana. I get the privilege to work with an organization called Purchased, Not For Sale. We primarily work with victims of human trafficking in our state, but we also work with women who are coming out of the sex industry. Whether it’s a lifestyle of... Read more »
