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When the name “George Soros” appears in the media it typically brings with it a discussion on progressive agendas, the funding of the Democratic party, and the injection of liberal District Attorneys in major cities throughout America. Often insight into the broader goals of his efforts remain largely ignored. This article is intended to shed […]
[…] utterly convinced of the ideological system of the institution they just spent 4–6 years trying to convince they are worthy of a degree. And they take their politics into the workplace and it influences their reporting of facts. Their reflexive political ideology is that “red” states are horrible and stupid for not agreeing with […]
[…] banged out from press releases or using a resource known as Journalist’s Resource, a product of the Harvard Kennedy School of Journalism and the Shorenstein Center for Media, Politics and Public Policy. This newsletter provides journalists with “in depth” information on developing hot topic issues and suggests what tack journalists ought to take in their […]
[…] play in promoting integrity and unity during these challenging times? In Plain Sight Dave explores how his faith intersects with the world around him, reflecting on culture, politics, and social issues “in…medium.com References Prokop, A. (2025, January 22). Trump’s sweeping new order tries to dismantle DEI in government — and the private sector. Vox. Kelley, L. (2025, […]
[…] more “accurate trustworthy, accessible sources of news and information would help bring the country together.” Seventy-six percent said they are “fed up with how people talk about politics at least some of the time.” Trust in Politicians Gallup 10/21… Poll results showed only 44% of Americans “have confidence in politicians, [an] historic low.” Only […]
[…] Medium is considered a “left-center” blog site. Further, the search tags on our articles relate almost exclusively to “Christianity” even though many of the reader responses gravitated toward politics. What I have learned from the experience. Of the nearly 350 articles on BCW and over 100 of my posts on Medium, 98% are written either […]
Christians are defending oppressive systems, prioritizing order and stability over compassion and justice. This is a betrayal of Christ’s teachings, as seen in the story of the Good Samaritan and Jesus’ interactions with the marginalized.
A compilation of 30+ top stories from various Christian news sources, covering topics like transgender athletes in sports, religious symbols in public spaces, refugee welfare, and the impact of AI on theology. The stories also highlight concerns about declining church attendance, religious freedom violations, and the need for Christians to engage in society while maintaining their faith.
Christian nationalism and prosperity theology view God as rewarding faithfulness with success, contradicting the cruciform character of Christ. True Christian faith remains faithful regardless of circumstances.
[…] Pashinyan, facing public discontent, has fined citizens for social media posts, detained critics, and targeted the Armenian Apostolic Church. Christian Post – Should churches and pastors share politics from the pulpit? History of the Johnson Amendment – “The Inside Story” podcast explores the topic of churches and pastors discussing politics from the pulpit. Billy […]
[…] becoming less supportive of disruptive tactics like shouting down speakers, while liberal students’ support for these tactics remained steady or increased. Prophesy News Watch – Faith & Politics – Vast Religious Differences Between Democrats And Republicans – A Pew Research Center survey reveals significant religious differences between Republicans and Democrats. Republicans are more likely […]
[…] loudly demand a “Christian nation,” a “Christian society,” and a return to Biblical values. They want the label, the identity, and the aesthetic of Christianity decorating their politics. But the moment you ask them to act like Jesus, something inside them recoils. Christlike mercy feels repulsive. Christlike generosity feels naïve. Christlike humility feels weak. […]
I received the following response from a typical reader who equates Christians with Right-wing politics, Antivaxers and Trump. “The decline of Christianity in America is totally expected. the dominant American form of Christianity, evangelism, has all but merged with right wing politics, antivax insanity, and Trumpism.” Below was my response: I respectfully disagree. Christianity, […]
[…] context. He firmly believes that God spared him that day for the purpose of making America a strong nation and to bring peace to the world. The politics and effectiveness of Trump’s agenda is not the subject of this post. Instead, it is a discussion of his underlying theology, that saving lives will earn […]
Part 1 – Defining and Offering Statistics on Worldwide Persecution
A Completely Unscriptural Imagining of the Rapture
The un-dead walk among us The modern church is not dead, but undead. The dead at least have the manners to be done with it and lay politely in their grave. But the church of the 21st century fills me with confusion. Its decay and disease have betrayed the church’s intended form and, unfortunately, spread […]
[…] Conservative media has lied to you. Though the Progressive media does have its own inherent bias, listening to these programs will provide you with a much-needed perspective. Politics – As with the news media, most believe the generalization that all Christians are Republicans. Regardless of your current political affiliation, it is important to counteract any […]
Ecclesiastes emphasizes wisdom over folly, advocating for industriousness and wise work. Christians should guard against folly and be stewards of God’s wisdom.
[…] his heart” on the current state of America and what needs to be done to fix it (“adding his own comments about Afghanistan, inflation, and police reform“). Politics 101 in action. Blowback toward Jeffress Criticism on the event was not limited to Trump. Anyone who has observed our former president for any length of […]
[…] writers, and their followers, reference Trump as the leader of all that is wrong and evil in the world. When my comments have nothing to do with politics, Trump remains at the root of my destructive theology. To a large degree, I blame Trump himself for initiating this divisiveness. However, its continuance, long after […]
[…] do neither, and will instead try to “show you a more excellent way” (1 Cor. 12:31). The Christian response to racism starts with identity, rather than identity politics. Although I am a white female South African who has some Afrikaans heritage, none of that matters since I found Christ. When I was born again, […]
A positive, opportunistic Biblical Christian perspective.
Democracy thrives on accountability and justice — principles deeply rooted in Biblical teachings
[…] terror of buying a gift for someone you don’t know. Anthropologists might call this a modern ritual in forced goodwill, powered by scented candles and vague office politics. Does the thought count? Christmas gifting is a bizarre dance of expectations and disappointment. Anthropologists might question whether anyone believes “it’s the thought that counts” after […]
[…] belief in an “authoritative” Bible yet dismiss passages they deem as stumbling blocks, to liberals who barely believe in God. The common thread among progressive Christians is not politics—despite many commonalities with left-wing political views—but a postmodern theology that shuns certainty and celebrates mystery for its own sake. Examples of Progressive Christianity ProgressiveChristianity.org This website […]
[…] He (she) must not get involved in civilian pursuits (2Ti 2:4). He is an ambassador (2Co 5), one of the sent-out ones (Mt 10:5). Being preoccupied with politics that do not impact his mission, is not the role of an exile (Ps 131:1). Even though Daniel was in a governmental position, he resisted politics. […]
There is a great deal of rhetoric swirling around the Trump indictment which can be broken down into four categories of opinions. I would like to offer a fifth, unique Biblical Christian perspective. The Four Perspectives First, there are those who dislike Trump on a personal level and see this as a way to exclude […]
The longest-running show in television history, NBC’s “Meet the Press”, begins the new year with a bipartisan, fair and balanced, yet revealing special report on the negative aspects of Social Media in America today. Below, without editorial comment until the end, is a list of summary statistics and insider quotes from that broadcast. Pew Research Statists […]
[…] my views as “Christofascist Dominionist Theocracy”. While responding to more recent comments on the subject of Christian Nationalism, a reader expressed concern over Christians getting involved in politics from the perspective of verses such as (1 Cor. 4:4): Further, he challenged my use of Paul’s comments to the church in Corinth where he made […]
[…] express the view that church and state need to be kept separate. Of course, what they are really saying is that Christians should not be meddling in politics by voicing their opinions publicly. If the Christians would just silence their views on topics such as abiding by laws already on the books, expressing outrage […]
Critical Race Theory is for oppressors Disclaimer — as with most controversial topics, not all members of any group or race are guilty of anything. I know many whites, blacks, Native Americans, Asians, Hispanics, etc. who are not racists and don’t seek to be oppressors — but there’s always a vocal few who make up […]
In the midst of all the Equity Executive Orders pressed by the President, book banning, school name changes, and the House passage of The Equality Act, one might think that our country has been lost. However, I would like to offer some positive signs that things are rebalancing. There seems to be a backlash on liberal theology taking place. […]
[…] audio …… or ……. LISTEN to this story now The 2022 Winter Olympics, held in Beijing China can be viewed from many different angles. Most have to do with politics, human rights (Uyghurs genocide), COVID (Wuhan & lockdowns), global warming (all man-made snow), and, of course, it’s the pinnacle of winter sports. But what about something as […]
The article explores the balance between good and evil in the world, comparing recent events and trends. While acknowledging the prevalence of violence, famine, and climate disasters, it also highlights acts of benevolence, improvements in health and education, and the absence of catastrophic cosmic events.
Christians can find peace during chaos by trusting in God’s character, praying, and remembering His promises.
Christian ethics involves embodying Christ’s life, unlearning cultural biases, and following Christ as a moral model, emphasizing humility, integrity, courage, and compassion.
A collection of top Christian stories from various sources, including the National Education Association’s training on LGBTQ+ justice, a report on terrorists using AI, and a survey revealing a divide between mainline church clergy and laity.
[…] will be formed, thousands of pages of policy guidelines will be written, years will go by, courts will get involved, and millions of dollars will be squandered. Politics will invade policy and nothing will get done. Free Market Competitive Pressure America was built on capitalism – individuals competing against each other (under a legal […]
"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." This is especially true when discussing those who do not have the Holy Spirit in their heart.