Christian Living

“If you allow your children to stop going to church because they dislike it but insist they go to math class because it is good for them, those are “atheistic” priorities, according to Russell Moore.” CPost

“About a quarter of child welfare providers in the Lone Star State are religiously affiliated groups. But over the past few years, these organizations began to reduce their involvement, fearing legal backlash over policies that restrict prospective parents by faith, sexuality, or marital status.” CToday

Dr. Michael Brown: Over 40 years ago, Larry Norman, a pioneer Christian rock musician asked the question, “Why should the devil have all the good music?” Today, I’m asking the question, “Why should the left have (almost) all the good schools?”

Babylon Bee: “Despite my previous belief that we must slay the infidel in the name of Allah until Islam rules the world, I just can’t deny that Katy’s words have touched my heart,” al-Baghdadi said as he symbolically held up and then tossed an AK-47 onto the ground.

Westminster Seminary California Blog: We should also note that in its collective history, the church has never addressed the issue in its creeds or confessions about how to find a spouse.

“A Baptist mother of two has filed religious discrimination and retaliation charges against a school system that threatened to fire her for privately telling a coworker she’d pray for him.”

Are you a spectator in your own church? What I mean to ask is whether you watch what’s going on or whether you participate … The church has two legitimate crowds of spectators, but membership is not one of them.

Babylon Bee: Wilson, who was recently diagnosed with pneumonia, told sources it is very important that her doctor share her values of openness and acceptance that all medical paths will bring her to wellness. She hopes to find a physician who is not so arrogant as to insist there is only one way to cure her illness.

“It’s that most wonderful time of the year: grading season. As I’ve noted before, there’s an occasional silver lining to this otherwise purgatorial duty, namely, occasionally encountering an amusing typo … as an act of solidarity with my fellow professors, I now post a second batch.(All are genuine).”