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By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter Sunday, August 25, 2024 iStock/igoriss An overwhelming majority of Protestants view Christian movies as effective evangelism tools even as most churchgoers remain hesitant about sharing such films with their non-Christian friends, a new survey reveals. Lifeway Research released a new report Tuesday based on responses from 1,008 American Protestant […]
By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter Thursday, August 22, 2024 Aidan Linville, 13, died in a car crash on his way back from a trip to Dollywood Amusement Park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, with his church group. | Screenshot: YouTube/Sara Smith TV A teenager who lost his life in a car accident on the way […]
This year’s Colson Center National Conference addressed how Christians can cultivate and live out a “Courageous Faith.” Courage doesn’t just happen. It is a virtue, and virtues are like muscles. They must be developed by “working out.” One of the presenters was beloved author, speaker, and founder of Celebrate Kids Dr. Kathy Koch. Dr. […]
When you study the life of Jesus, you realize that He did not simply teach us how to pray; He also modeled a life of prayer. Those closest to Him noted that “Jesus often slipped away to be alone so he could pray” (Luke 5:16, NCV). But such prayer is not simply a way of […]
By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, August 21, 2024 Police clash with demonstrators during a protest at the Israeli consulate during the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 20, 2024 in Chicago, Illinois. Protesters are rallying in Chicago while the DNC is in session August 19-22. | Jim Vondruska/Getty Images A few miles from where […]
I’ve always found the “armor of God” passage in the sixth chapter of Ephesians a rich vein of Scripture; specifically, its instructions for how we can stand strong in our faith in the face of enormous, ferocious opposition. Our spiritual lives are not pursued in a vacuum. Rather, our lives are part of a vast […]
Note: As a nonpartisan ministry, Denison Forum does not endorse political parties or candidates. I would offer the same observations if today’s news related more to Republicans than to Democrats. The Democratic National Convention begins today in Chicago. Amid concerns that pro-Palestinian protesters will disrupt proceedings, many will be watching to see how Democrats […]
Members of the historic Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia have been legally parking on the street outside their building, thanks to a city permit. However, these spots are located in what is (other than Sunday morning) a bike lane. After months of protests by a local association of cyclists, the church has decided to […]
Political commentator and columnist David French penned an op-ed in The New York Times endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris and presenting the case for why he believes other so-called conservatives should support her to “save conservatism.” I’ll be quoting from an article in The Christian Post, which you can read here. I Laughed Out Loud “French suggested […]
Vanessa Chaput, age twenty-four, was jogging recently on a paved trail near a highway and residential homes in Ontario, Canada. Her German Shepard Luna was with her. Suddenly, she was attacked by three grizzly bears. She said later that the largest one “took my head in its mouth, and I ended up on the […]