Christian Post
Justin Peters, who heads a worldwide expository preaching and teaching ministry, rebuked Warren for what he characterized as sloppy biblical interpretation.
“This is, sadly, typical of Rick Warren’s approach to scripture,” wrote Peters. “This would have been laughed out of biblical hermeneutics on day 1.
WND
In preparation for Donald Trump’s second presidency, the Pentagon’s school system attempted to conceal its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts under a different name. The Department of Defense Education Activity agency renamed social-emotional learning as “resilience” . . .
How will salvation be in the Millennial time? Jesus will be there; one will see Him in all His glory and pomp; one will see Him with power and as a King. One will still need to have faith that He is who he says He is, BUT this will be a sight salvation, unlike those of us who believe by faith without sight.
FrontPageMag
Think of it as affirmative action on stilts. It had a good run. But now enough people have seen, or themselves endured, its baleful effects in the workplace, on campuses, in public life.. British journalist Brendan O’Neill describes some of its most preposterous manifestations and welcomes its demise, here:
In recent decades in American politics, we have seen a growing number of clashes between nationalists and globalists. There are those who believe a country should function autonomously and make a priority of caring for the needs and concerns of its own people. And there are others who want America to submit to the globalist agenda.
