A Majority of Americans Think Jesus is a Great Teacher Yet Reject His Claims to be God
- By Ligonier Ministries
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A new survey reveals that 52 percent of American adults believe that Jesus was a great teacher and nothing more. If Jesus' claim to be God is false, then He was either delusional or deceptive, but He could not have been a great teacher.
Ligonier Ministries' biennial State of Theology survey provides key findings on what Americans think about God, truth, the Bible, worship, and ethical issues. Conducted with LifeWay Research, this survey polled a nationally representative sample of U.S. adults. The full results for the 2020 survey will be available online at TheStateofTheology.com as of September 8.
Veteran Awarded Quilt of Valor
- By Tony Dunn
Gospel for Asia Extends COVID-19 Hunger Relief to Americans
- By Christian Newswire
GFA World helps battle hunger in Texas as pandemic cripples economy
WILLS POINT, Texas -- One of the world's biggest poverty-alleviating organizations has started distributing food to families impacted by COVID-19 on its own doorstep in Texas.
Gospel for Asia (GFA World, www.gfa.org) -- known for clean water projects and disaster relief in Asia's poorest nations -- is helping distribute food to hundreds of families living near its international headquarters in Texas, one of America's coronavirus hotspots.
Resurrection Pictures Awards Exclusive Distribution of Explosive New 'Trump 2024' Documentary to Media Giant SalemNOW
- By The KAIROS Company
HOLLYWOOD -- "Trump 2024," the explosive new documentary from Resurrection Pictures, will be available exclusively through SalemNOW for 30 days beginning Aug. 21, 2020. "Trump 2024" assembles a who's who of prominent evangelical, Catholic and conservative leaders to reveal in their own words why they support President Trump despite his flaws, what's at stake in the 2020 election, and why this election is the most important in American history.
BLM's Perpetual Fake Outrage Cycle
- By Michelle Malkin
Here we go again: Manufacture. Rinse. Repeat.Everyone knows the cycle. Everyone knows it ends with false and incomplete narratives eventually being debunked by actual facts. Everyone knows that the racial mythmakers and political opportunists end up with fame, wealth and glory -- but never any criminal punishments or moral accountability.
Everyone knows, yet on and on and on it goes.
Step 1: Spread out-of-context video clip of Black man subdued or shot by white cops across national media airwaves and social media platforms.
Thank President Trump for Upholding the Rule of Law!
- By Eagle Forum
This summer, our cities have been flooded with rioters. Violent protestors have beaten innocent people and destroyed businesses. Their blatant disregard for the well-being of our country has been appalling.
Thankfully, President Trump and Attorney General Barr are standing up against this mob rule to defend our safety and our history. In late June, President Trump issued an executive order that reinforced full prosecution of criminals who deface monuments and incite violence. A week later, Attorney General Barr launched Operation Legend named after 4-year-old LeGend Taliferro who was murdered in Kansas City, Missouri. This year, Kansas City has seen a massive 40% increase in crime. The White House took notice.
BJU Board of Trustees Renews President Pettit's Contract
- By Randy Page - BJU
Dr. John Lewis, chairman of the Bob Jones University Board of Trustees, announced today the renewal of Dr. Steve Pettit’s contract as president of BJU through June 1, 2023. Pettit’s contract was previously renewed in 2017.
“Dr. Pettit has been an exemplary leader of BJU and has led through important initiatives such as BJU’s attaining regional accreditation and becoming a tax-exempt organization,” Lewis said. “Pettit has been at the forefront of providing spiritual leadership to the faculty, staff and students through chapel and a focus on infusing a biblical worldview in our classrooms.”
Life Dynamics Calls for Congressional Investigation and Defunding of 'Big Abortion' for Matters Related to Racial Discrimination and Hate Crimes
- By Life Dynamics
DENTON, Texas -- Life Dynamics, the Texas based organization that produced the film, Maafa 21, documenting that abortion was legalized as an instrument of eugenics and black genocide, responded to dramatic admissions by several former employees of Planned Parenthood and other pro-choice organizations.
These employees are publicly saying that they witnessed overt and widespread racism inside these groups. In recent weeks, similar reports have leaked out of the abortion industry in which other employees have made the same charge.
A Most Consequential Presidency
- By Pat Buchanan
As Donald Trump is about to be nominated for a second term, how his presidency has already altered the orientation of his party is on display.
Under Trump, the GOP ceased to be a party of small government whose yardstick of success was how close it came to a balanced budget.
Trump signed on this spring to $3 trillion in deficit spending to rescue the economy from a depression into which the government had shoved it to control the spread of the coronavirus. He is prepared to spend a trillion dollars more.
Nite Line Guest Line-up for August 31 - September 4, 2020
- By Nite Line Press Release
Nite Line broadcasts live Monday through Friday on WGGS-TV from 8 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The program features local and/or nationally known guests who share their testimonies and talent. Our goal is to be an inspiration to our viewers as well as inform them of Christian and community events in the upstate.
Monday, August 31, 2020: Join Annie Broughton as she hosts a Nite Line that addresses racism in America and The Black Lives Matter movement. Tonight Annie welcomes Sergeant Natalie Hill of Greenville County’s Sheriff’s Office, Pastor Fred and Erin Giles of Prevail Church, Pat and Brittney A. Styles, Valisa Smith, and Alisha Linton for this in-depth discussion. This program features music from Pat and Brittney A. Styles and Valisa Smith.
Institutional Racism
- By Walter Williams
Institutional racism and systemic racism are terms bandied about these days without much clarity. Being 84 years of age, I have seen and lived through what might be called institutional racism or systemic racism. Both operate under the assumption that one race is superior to another. It involves the practice of treating a person or group of people differently based on their race. Negroes, as we proudly called ourselves back then, were denied entry to hotels, restaurants and other establishments all over the nation, including the north. Certain jobs were entirely off-limits to Negroes. What school a child attended was determined by his race. In motion pictures, Negroes were portrayed as being unintelligent, such as the roles played by Stepin Fetchit and Mantan Moreland in the Charlie Chan movies. Fortunately, those aspects of racism are a part of our history. By the way, Fetchit, whose real name was Lincoln Perry, was the first black actor to become a millionaire, and he has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and, in 1976, the Hollywood chapter of the NAACP awarded Perry a Special NAACP Image Award.
Engage Tackles Mail-in Voting
- By Eagle Forum
While the pandemic lingers, election officials are trying to create a safe environment for voters. However, massive mail-in voting leaves the door wide open to fraud. Hosts Glyn McKay and Tabitha Walter talk with election integrity expert Hans Von Spakovsky on whether in-person voting is still the safest method of casting a vote in this year's election.
As the Coronavirus pandemic lingers, states are taking extra safety precautions to ensure every ballot is counted in this year’s election. However, the situation has turned political with Democrats pushing for voting techniques that leave the door open for a greater increase of fraud. One of these techniques is mail-in voting.
Free Virtual Event Provides Answers for Parents Amidst School Disruptions
- By Christian Newswire
Homeschooling with Confidence Virtual Conference
August 25-27, 2020
Streamed LIVE from Founders Inn, Virginia Beach -- Free
RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 24, 2020 /Christian Newswire/ -- Even as school districts struggle to figure out reopening options in the next few weeks, parents are seeking custom programs to meet their child's educational needs. Homeschooling has been thrust into the spotlight as a recent poll indicates that more than 40% of parents are seriously considering homeschooling for the 2020-2021 school year.
Biden and the 2020 Democrat Convention
- By Mike Scruggs
Polished Words without a Commitment to Truth
I found the Democratic National Convention speakers an alarming harbinger for the survival of freedom and truth in America. First, they have almost uniformly embraced the radical cultural, economic, and political worldview of Marxism. Second, beneath thin layers of clichés and shallow bromides and generalities, the real substance of their smooth rhetoric is stunningly dishonest and rampant with outrageous distortions. Their words and phrases may be polished but are designed for emotional persuasion unchecked and unhindered by truth and unconnected to sound logic. Today’s crowds often praise the form of rhetoric without requiring truth and logic in the content. This casts a grim shadow on the future of our American Republic.
The Rise of Radical Black Supremacy
- By Frank Raddish - Founder/Director Capitol Hill Independent Baptist Ministries
The Democrat National Communists (DNC) held their virtual political convention last week, and the word "Comrade" should have been used when each of the speakers was introduced. Former President Comrade Bill Clinton said at one point in his speech, that the White House should be used as a command post and not a storm post in referring to President Trump's activities in it.
Clinton used the Oval Office as a sex post instead of an honored and respected command post as it should be.
Their Road To Redemption Began At Pearl Harbor – Part 1
- By W.H. Lamb
“And Jesus said, ‘Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do….” (Luke 23:34). These words, uttered by our blessed Savior as He suffered on that terrible cross for us, have changed countless lives over centuries of time, and without doubt are doing so this very moment, and will far into the future. ‘Forgiveness’, as difficult as it may sometimes be to extend to another, is perhaps one of the most powerful commands that our Savior taught us, and surely is one of the most emotional reactions that separates mankind from the other life forms on Earth. As we will discover, forgiveness is what unites people, and ultimately nations, that had pledged to never forgive each other.
The Truth About the Post Office Controversy
- By Neil Patel
Do we really have to worry about the Postal Service? That's the latest faux controversy to dominate our political debate. It's a sign of our times that even the mail system isn't without controversy. As usual, there's plenty of blame to go around on how we got into this mess.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it's reasonable to presume we need more absentee voting. Packing voters into overcrowded indoor polling places with long lines is not a good idea. Our government and politicians of all stripes have a duty to promote free and fair elections whether in person or absentee. That shouldn't be a controversial idea.
Obama Should Fool No One With His Bipartisan Mask
- By David Limbaugh
I urge those who still indulge the fiction that former President Barack Obama is a uniter and great statesman to read the transcript of his Democratic convention speech with an open mind and discerning eye.
Obama proudly violated the long-practiced rule that former presidents shouldn't attack sitting ones. But he's Obama, exempt from the rules, and he was attacking President Donald Trump, whom the left considers fair game for any smear anytime anywhere, no matter how deceitful and malicious.
Will the Catholic Bishops Call Out Joe?
- By Pat Buchanan
As a cradle Catholic and recipient of Notre Dame's Laetare Medal, Joe Biden is outspoken in declaring that the principles and beliefs of his Catholic faith guide his pubic life.
"Joe is a man of faith," was a recurring theme at the Democratic convention that nominated him to become our second Catholic president.
Biden has often affirmed the centrality of his faith to his decisions in public life. In a video released on the eve of the convention, he credited Pope Francis and the nuns who educated him with making him the man he is today.
House Dems Block USPS Changes
- By Eagle Forum
This past June Louis DeJoy started as the new Postmaster General. He quickly instituted cost-saving reforms and changes to the Nation’s postal system. These included streamlining transportation policies, removing some mail-processing equipment, and reducing overtime. As DeJoy said in a memo outlining the changes, the transportation changes alone could help save the USPS about $200 million.
COVID-19 not threatening high S.C. university salaries
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
As University of South Carolina and Clemson University students return to in-person or online classes amid the coronavirus spread, what remains constant at the state’s two largest colleges is the growing number of well-paid employees.
As of July 7, the 48,000-student USC, which has eight campuses statewide, had 1,193 employees earning at least $100,000 annually – 54 more than a year ago and 163 more compared to the same period in 2018, The Nerve found in a review of the state salary database.
Adventure Group Aims to Inspire Boys to Become Next 'Greatest Generation'
- By Christian Newswire
As fall campaign launches amid COVID-19 challenge, great outdoors is 'healthiest place to be' says Trail Life USA
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- America's leading faith-based adventure group for boys has launched a new campaign to get young people out into the "great outdoors" -- and inspire them to become the next "Greatest Generation."
Trail Life USA (www.TrailLifeUSA.com) -- a boys adventure organization with 30,000 members in troops across all 50 states -- aims to help boys rise above challenges like COVID-19, with locally-held special events across the country this fall.
Give Them Hugs and Let Them Play
- By Michelle Malkin
I still can't get over the creepy spectacle of Dr. Marc Siegel, a New York University professor of medicine, vehemently hawking "No Hugs Please" buttons for all schoolchildren last week.
"Let's give our kids all of these pins, 'No Hugs Please,'" Dr. Siegel urged Fox News host Tucker Carlson. "Let's show our kids courage. They're looking to parents for leadership," he insisted. "Vaccines are gonna emerge, we're gonna beat this thing, and then this" -- Dr. Siegel waved his yellow badge -- "goes in the garbage!"
Shifts in Bible Perceptions Fuel Changes in Morals and Life Choices in the General Public
- By The Presidential Prayer Team
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- A new two-dimensional nationwide survey by the non-profit, non-partisan Presidential Prayer Team suggests that America's general public is uncertain about how to integrate the Bible into their lives – or even if they should. In fact, the responses to questions about the role of the Bible in daily life show that what were once commonly held beliefs about the influence of the Bible in everyday decision-making and social boundaries are perspectives no longer broadly accepted by the public.
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