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Big numbers, simple math, unavoidable conclusions
“It depends” has become part of the culture of the Bible translation industry. It has helped produce a lack of transparency and accountability that should be a giant red flag to the tens of thousands ...
These kinds of stories are hard to write and hard to read, but they are vital to our mission of restoring transparency, accountability, and credibility to the Christian church and the Christian ministry world.
Take action because of what the Equality Act represents
The cultural and legal changes the Equality Act represents are already underway. Like a tsunami, they are rolling our way and nothing short of a miracle will stop their momentum. What does this mean for ...
Experience has taught that a fully-functional, well-built board includes members from four broad categories. Because each organization has its own special circumstances these categories are presented as a general guide, not a rigid template. With ...
The Way Back for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries
Critical Race Theory has been causing controversy at evangelical denominations, colleges, and seminaries. MinistryWatch has recently devoted energy to covering the controversies associated with CRT. You can read that coverage here. The article below summarizes ...
My friend and marketing expert Jonathan Bock and I were asking people on the street what they thought about “Christians.” The response? Hypocritical, judgmental, harsh, phony, insensitive, bigoted, and exclusive. Not exactly the “Fruit of the Spirit” the Bible describes ...
$78.6 Million in Government Guaranteed Loans Given to Televangelists
For months, Trinity Foundation has investigated televangelists receiving Paycheck Protection Program forgivable loans
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I won’t be buying Keller’s book, and I likely won’t be eating at his restaurant. Still, I respect what his labor and skill has created. All that’s ok. That’s how freedom works.
