Evangelical Americans possess dual citizenship--earthly and heavenly. We are citizens of the United States, but as Paul reminds us, our ultimate citizenship is in heaven (Philippians 3:20).
Millions of Americans in more than thirty states will go to the polls this week in primary elections. It's...
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I have to admit that, given the candidates for president on the ballot, it would be easy to just excuse yourself from voting. I completely understand that. First, as a Christian and as a conservative, I personally don’t feel either of the two presidential candidates represents my view on the issu...
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This is not a political blog. In fact, it’s more anti-political in the sense that I’m wondering if I’m actually going to vote this year. I’m not the only one: in any given election between 35 and 60 percent of registered voters abstain from casting a ballot. There are many reasons for this, not t...
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I purposely try to stay away from politics in this blog, but one of my members sent me a link to an article by Susie Meister entitled, Why I Left the Right: How Studying Religion Made Me a Liberal. He sent me the link wondering if there’s a biblical expose that explains why the prosperity gospel ...
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