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Julian Simon’s name does not mean much to many Christians today, but it should. Julian Simon understood “the long game” when it came to public discourse. He knew that it was important not merely to ...
Most Christians Don't Know The Name of Julian Simon, But We Should
Julian Simon’s name does not mean much to many Christians today, but it should.
MinistryWatch Updates: ECFA Membership Removals, Financial Changes in Major Ministries, and Key Highlights in Ministry News
A weekly overview of updates to the MinistryWatch database, highlights from the podcast, and reminders from history.
On today’s program, a Methodist nonprofit in New Jersey is embroiled in a religious liberty battle with local government over beach access. We’ll have details. Also, an Assemblies of God pastor speaks out against Chi ...
Do women or men make most of the giving decisions in evangelical households? That’s one of many questions Ron Sellers and Grey Matter Research asked in their most recent survey. In this conversation, we hit ...
But the time has come for Christian leaders to take a step back and, with a “sound mind” (as Paul exhorted Timothy) to take a good look at what’s going on in the church and ...
Johnny Hunt, Chris Tomlin, Ravi Zacharias, Jerry Falwell Jr., Chuck Grassley, and More
ONE YEAR AGO: Chris Tomlin recently announced he will continue with his planned tour with the scandal ridden Hillsong United this fall.
On today’s program, new conflicts between Liberty University and Jerry Falwell, Jr. Now his brother Jonathan Falwell is in the mix. Andy Stanley, the pastor of Northpoint Church in Atlanta, is facing criticism for hosting ...
Today’s EXTRA episode is based on Warren Smith’s “Editor’s Notebook” column, which you can find here. To hear Robertson McQuilkin in the YouTube video I mentioned in the podcast, click here. The producers for today’s ...
In an era of brands, platforms, and celebrity, Robertson McQuilkin’s example is worth remembering
It is in such an age that we most need to remember men like Robertson McQuilkin, a man of his word, who counted sacrificial service to the one he loved not as something he had ...
