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“Designed to See Light”: Appealing to the Conscience in Apologetics and Evangelism

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“Designed to See Light”: Appealing to the Conscience in Apologetics and Evangelism

We are unavoidably moral beings. Perhaps from a Christian view, Western culture today appears to cast off morality or celebrate immorality, and in some cases that might be true. However, conversations with my non-Christian friends, especially as we turn to spiritual or social matters, become deeply moral. It is not that the secular person celebrates...Read Article

Exiled but Not Silent: The Diaspora’s Role in Resisting Constitutional Capture in Zimbabwe

By Emmanuel Gumbo Many of us fled not by choice but for survival, seeking refuge from a system that devours hope and silences dissent. Yet exile has not silenced us. If anything, it has sharpened our commitment to Zimbabwe’s democratic future. As the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU PF) attempts to mutilate the 2013 Constitution and extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s rule beyond 2028, we, the diaspora, must rise, not as…History · Zimbabwe See the Story

[Audio & Video] Jesus By Esther X

Gospel music minister, Esther X has released her powerful new single titled “Jesus,” now available on all digital music platforms. The soul-lifting worship track is a stirring declaration of faith in the unchanging name of Jesus. With a rich blend of heartfelt vocals and anointed sound, “Jesus” invites listeners into a moment of deep reflection and worship, offering hope, healing, and spiritual renewal. This latest release marks a significant st…Washington DC · Washington See the Story

Three Confrontations We Need to Mortify Our Sin

John Owen famously once said, “Be killing sin, or it will be killing you.” That is, we must actively, aggressively, and intentionally seek to kill our sin because sin is actively, aggressively, and intentionally trying to kill us. Since our beginnings, in fact, God has warned us about the ways sin seeks to destroy us, reminding us that “sin is crouching at your door; it desires to have you…” (Genesis 4:7). What, then, does killing sin mean? And,…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Faithful Business: ServiceMaster and Organizational Faithfulness in Ordinary Work

To be human is to work,[1] and to work is to be shaped by that work.[2] All our work will be judged by God.[3] All our work is meant to be done as an act of worship of God,[4] and to serve others.[5] These basic ideas about how my faith interacts with my work inform...Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Some Reflections on Jesus-Like Servant Leadership

There is a strange and disturbing conflict of interest that besets many Christian leaders. By this I mean particularly leaders of Christian churches and non-profits, but not just here. As we will soon see, there can be a knock-on effect spilling over into other areas of leadership too. Leaders in Christian circles often gain control over communications. Why? Because such a high emphasis is (rightly) placed on truth. But what this then means is t…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

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