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On affiliating with Lifest

Guilt by association or by affiliation? Recently a group of ministries in our local area  received an email from Lifest a regional summer music festival where they’ve typically purchased booth space and tables to share the Gospel and their ministry opportunities. The email strongly warned the ministry vendors: As a member of the Christian Festival […]

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17 signs that your church is becoming secular

What does a secular church look like?  A good, Bible-based Christian church will always feed its sheep out of God’s Word, and seeks to align itself with what it says.  The secular church, on the other hand, follows the ways of the world. Following is a list of 17 examples of secularization in the church, […]

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When truth tellers are no longer “on fire”

A friend of mine recently stated, “if a Christian is unable or unwilling to exercise discernment, there is no way they can do apologetics.”  I am finding that in an increasing number of cases leaders who were once able are becoming unwilling. The ways of the world and the desire to be liked have all […]

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The year Rwanda goes Purpose Driven, UN begins biometric registration of citizens

The United Nations has launched a biometric registration process for some 245,000 Rwandan refugees living in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The government says it hopes the process will show them how many Rwandans live in the country. Coincidentally perhaps, this is the same year that Rwanda will become the first 100-percent Purpose Driven Nation […]

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Save America – at what cost to the Gospel?

Will Christians replace commitment and loyalty to the Gospel for commitment and loyalty to a dominionist agenda? This is a great question posed by LightHouse Trails blog:   As America is fast approaching another presidential election year, Dominionist/Kingdom Now political and religious figures are joining forces with evangelical Christian groups. While having concern for the state […]

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