by Don and Joy Veinot | Jun 5, 2025 | Biblical Justice, Christ, Culture and Society, Homosexuality, Immorality, Jesus, Jesus as King, LGBTQA+, Liberal Left, Liberalism, Progressives, Transgender, Woke
The question of what God is like is not really a new one. Is He cruel or is He kind? Is He distant or intimately involved in our lives? When we were new believers, we read a book that we found quite helpful on this topic, Your God Is Too Small by J.B. Phillips. In...
by Doug Duncan | May 22, 2025 | Brian McLaren, Climate Change, Cults and Religions, Global Cooling, Global Warming, Progressives, Scripture, Social Justice, Spiritual arrogance, Theological liberalism, Theology, Woke
Not too long ago, I was caught up in a political discussion on social media—something typically avoided by people wiser than me—and I found myself going back and forth about global warming with someone whose views are to the left of mine. Neither of us was winning the...
by Dr. Donald Williams | Dec 12, 2024 | Biblical Justice, Definitions, Political Correctness, Social Justice, Social tyranny, Woke
(Note: A version of this essay was published in Academic Questions: A Journal from the National Association of Scholars, 37:2 (Summer 2024): 79-80.) Social justice is a phrase that ought to be banned from our vocabulary and never heard again. There are four reasons...
by Don Veinot | Aug 15, 2024 | context, Deception, Discernment, Guarding the flock, Immorality, Progressives, Racism, SBC, Self deceived, Southern Baptist Convention, White Fragility, Woke
If the Apostle John were to write his epistles today, perhaps 1 John 2:19 might read more like this: They progressed from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would have continued with us. Seems like a lot of people are progressing away from...
by Salvador Ung Hayworth | May 16, 2024 | Deception, Evil, Hyper-charismatic, Necromancy, Occultism, Poverty, Sangoma, Sorcery, Woke, Word Faith, Worldview
I am not sure when I first thought of the idea for making the two documentaries that I produced and directed. I am aware that it was either before or during 2012. But I do remember the catalyst. My good friend Mujuru, a Shona from Zimbabwe, visited us in the northern...
by Don and Joy Veinot | Jan 11, 2024 | #Blacklivesmatter, #BLM, Academia, ANTIFA, Authoritarian, Cancel Culture, Climate Change, Global Cooling, Global Warming, Globalism, Lawlessness, Socialism, Woke
The 1968 film Wild in the Streets has been described as an “American dystopian comedy-drama film.” In an era of rebellion against authority – the late 1960s – the premise of Wild in the Streets was simple. High school and college-age youth came to believe that they...
