Four Myths about Church to Avoid, Lest They Become Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

At the outset of a new year, what is the state of American Christianity? There are a few myths floating out there, sometimes perpetuated by Christians themselves, that make some feel that the church is a dying institution.

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Lies and More Lies

by Karen VanTil Gushta, Ph.D.

From the beginning the case for legalizing abortion was a fabrication of lies. Today the lies continue, as the link between abortion and breast cancer is denied by those with vested interests in the abortion industry.

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Prescription for a Truly Happy New Year

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Will this next year be happier for you than the previous one? Paul gave some advice to the Philippian Christians on joyful living that, interestingly, has been confirmed by a major study released in 2015 by the Mayo Clinic.

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Celebrating the Birth of the Messiah

by Karen Gushta, Ph.D.

The best gift that we can share with someone during this wonderful Christmas season is the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Disputing the Alleged Pagan Origins of Christmas

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Some Christians eschew Christmas because it allegedly has pagan origins. I disagree, and here's why.

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The Christmas Hope

by John Rabe

The greatest Christmas miracle is a reminder that our time here on this earth is never wasted when we are in Christ.

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Is Cruz Like Goldwater or Reagan?

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Ted Cruz has been likened to Goldwater, who went down to a crushing defeat. But what about the importance of social issues, such as abortion? This article questions why Goldwater was not successful in 1964, but Reagan was in 1980. Is the 2016 election more like 1964 or 1980?