When it comes to President Obama’s stimulus package and its provisions to help those Americans who are having great difficulty paying their home mortgages, I have come to realize that I’m like the older brother in the story of the…
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Author ArchiveWhen it comes to President Obama’s stimulus package and its provisions to help those Americans who are having great difficulty paying their home mortgages, I have come to realize that I’m like the older brother in the story of the… Categories: Economics Tags: American, Bible, blessing, Capitalism, Christ, Christianity, class, Conservative, crisis, Economic, Economics, economy special focus, Evangelical, Gospel, grace, home mortgages, Jesus, money, mortgages, President Obama, provision, responsible citizens, sin, stimulus, stimulus package, Story, taxpayers, the prodigal son, wayward son, wealth
Rick Warren, the most prominent evangelical pastor of our day, has established a highly successful program arranging teams from his church to help specific villages in Africa. Given the effectiveness of his organizational skills and the extensive direct involvement that… Tags: accountability, aid efforts, America, American, Children, christian relief organizations, church, churches, compassion, compassion international, Evangelical, International, leaders, Ministry, mission trips, missionary organizations, money, needy children, pastor, pastors, religious tourism, Rick Warren, third world countries, Youth
With the resignation of Richard Cizik as vice president for government affairs of the National Association of Evangelicals, we have one more reason why many of us are calling ourselves Red Letter Christians instead of evangelicals. We hold to the… Categories: Faith and Politics Tags: Bible, civil unions, Evangelicals, marriage, NAE, Proposition, Religious Right, Richard Cizik, Scripture
In a recent conversation I had about the coming election, a friend reiterated the campaign rhetoric that the “surge” in Iraq has worked, and that Barack Obama ought to admit that John McCain was right in advocating the surge long… Categories: War & Peace
Last year, America spent $700 billion on oil imported from the Middle East. That figure is familiar because it is almost the exact amount of money that the Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Paulson, requested from Congress to buy up securities… Categories: Economics
In books and speeches, I have often said that God is neither a Democrat nor a Republican. I have contended that to make either party “The God Party” is idolatry. This, however, does not mean that Christians should abandon political activism. It has been said that all that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. Consequently, I have long called for Christians to be involved in both political parties, striving to be the “leaven” that [...] Categories: Abortion
As a pro-life Democrat, and a member of the party’s platform committee I will be pressing for the inclusion of an abortion reduction plank in this year’s platform. Kristen Day, executive director of Democrats for Life, recently unveiled the organization’s “95-10 Initiative,” which she believes could reduce abortions by 95 percent over the next 10 years. While I am not that optimistic I do believe that abortions could be reduced significantly if we would address the economic [...] Categories: Abortion
Samuel Huntington, the Harvard political scientist and the author of The Clash of Civilizations, contends that unless things change, we are facing an era marked by religious wars. Just about every military struggle between 1945 and 1995 was over political-economic ideologies. This was true of revolutions in Latin America and Southeast Asia led by Leninists and Maoists trying to establish Communist regimes, or by the CIA endeavoring to overthrow governments that [...] Categories: Uncategorized
During the closing days of January, more than 15,000 Baptists from 30 different Baptist denominations gathered together at the Convention Center in Atlanta. Although all Baptist groups were invited to join in what was called The New Baptist Covenant, official representatives from the largest Baptist group in the U.S., the Southern Baptist Convention, were conspicuously absent. [...] Categories: General
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They came to the Georgia World Congress Center by the thousands. They represented thirty different Baptist groups from across the nation, along with an array of representatives from Baptist groups from abroad. This gathering, held January 30 to February 1, 2008, marked the historic beginning of what is being called The New Baptist Covenant. This is not a new “super” denomination, but rather, is an association of separate Baptist denominations that are committing to work together to further [...] Categories: General
Far too often, activists do little to nurture their souls. Consequently, they “burn out.” Ignoring the need for spiritual revitalization to sustain their zeal on behalf of the poor and oppressed, they wear out and fade into oblivion. Often those who were one-time dynamic spokespersons for social justice while living out countercultural values become exhausted from working hard with very little sense of accomplishment. Becoming cynical, they sometimes say disparaging things about those who [...] Categories: Books Tags: Spirituality
Dear Stan, I have to say, “You got us right!” You said:
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