A new idea often requires time to process. Sometimes we don’t understand a new idea. Sometimes we understand it but don’t know how to implement it. It remains in the realm of theory. Many of our readers no doubt understand the theory of bringing transformation to their communities, but don’t
Category: Social responsibility
In recent years the evangelical church has been roiled in a heated debate over “social justice” and racism. The conflict has been simmering for some time, but is now out in the open with the release of the Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel supported by John MacArthur, Douglas
From part 1 … The basic worldview assumptions that animated the Civil Rights movement are slowly being replaced by an entirely new set of worldview assumptions. Because of this, race relations have taken a distinctly negative turn, and the gains of previous generations are under threat. We can see these negative
There can be no doubt that race relations in America have deteriorated in recent years. I’ve reflected deeply on what has led to this tragic situation, and the answer I’ve come to is worldview. The basic worldview assumptions that animated the Civil Rights movement—assumptions that led to incredibly positive changes,
People in a locked-in state can have a real life? When it comes to referencing disabilities here in the West our vocabulary has changed. At one time, anyone with a mental illness was labelled “crazy” or “insane.” Those with slower response times were “dim-witted.” A cleft palate was a “hare
No one should be shocked at the seemingly endless sexual aggression of celebrities, in Hollywood, professional sports, or politics. Such behavior is the natural consequence of what is promoted in Hollywood films and ignored by the glittering Oscar community. Sexual promiscuity is promoted by Planned Parenthood and allowed in public
Our friend Marvin Olasky wrote such a clear treatment of the Charlottesville story we decided to share it with our readers here. Marvin is editor in chief of WORLD News Group and the author of more than 20 books, including The Tragedy of American Compassion. Follow Marvin on Twitter @MarvinOlasky. We,
[from part 1] Corruption violates at least four principles critical to the flourishing of individuals, communities and nations. These principles are foundational because they are tied to who God made us to be as human beings and the purpose He gave us to live out. …” The creation or dominion principle.
Systemic corruption is nothing new. The Protestant Reformation is rooted in Martin Luther’s identification of corruption in his own religious community. In 1520 he wrote: I have come to see that they [indulgences] are nothing but a fraud of the Roman flatterers by which they rob people of their faith
Healthy, flourishing societies are built on a foundation of truth. Not just truth in the ultimate sense, but truth in the everyday sense. There are facts in our daily existence which objectively exist, regardless of whether or not people believe them. As the common expression goes, “you are entitled to















