Marvin Olasky Archives - MinistryWatch
Cuts send charities scrambling. Some warn foundations are under attack, others see opportunity.
In the wake of federal funding cuts affecting nonprofits, over 150 organizations have signed a pledge urging grantmakers to extend their support and funnel fresh funds to hard-hit advocacy groups that have lost federal contracts. ...
James Whitford has ignited a charity revolution, and the flames are spreading.
Sam Rainer, James Whitford, Tom Mueller, and Dan Martell make the list
Editor’s Note: Most Saturdays we will feature this “Editor’s Notebook” column. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith will offer his opinion on stories in the week’s news or, sometimes, offer a behind-the-scenes look at how and why we ...
The Bible teaches us that what we call things matters
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from Warren Smith’s forthcoming book A Lover’s Quarrel with the Evangelical Church, to be published by MinistryWatch in January. The ancient parable of the Blind Men and the ...
Gov't has a role, but churches & Christian ministries are “new paradigm” for disaster relief
The whole world is now seeing what the people of western North Carolina have lived through this past week.
Marvin Olasky, Aaron Renn, Nancy French, and More
Warren Smith’s quarterly list of books either released in the past quarter, or those he just got around to reading this quarter.
Uri Berliner, NPR, and podcasts I recommend, from Andy Chrisman to Lex Fridman
Uri Berliner, NPR, and podcast recommendations, from Andy Chrisman to Lex Fridman
A growing national network of Christian ministries is trying to answer that question
True Charity is a network of nearly two hundred organizations that seek to improve charity, influence relevant policy, and inform the public about the importance of effective compassion
Not all help is helpful, and we need to be more discerning about how we help – and not just in Haiti
The news coming from Haiti is not good. It’s not been good for years, for decades, but today it’s even worse.
Two of the most influential evangelical Christian magazines in the country named new leaders this week, hoping to set a new direction for the publications in tumultuous times.
