Two days before Jesus’ death, Jewish leaders held a meeting in the temple to kill the Son of God. Three days before that meeting, on Palm Sunday, Jesus entered into Jerusalem as the triumphant king of the Jews. He rode a young donkey into Jerusalem, just as Jewish prophets prophesied that the Messiah would do….
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I am fundraising my entire salary for full-time pro-life work at the Canadian Center For Bio-ethical Reform. And as you can imagine, it’s a very challenging and humbling experience. But this opportunity to stand up for pre-born babies is forcing me to knee before God. And I am thankful for that. God is answering my…
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The racial reconciliation movement within the church is supposedly intended to reconcile White people to Black people. It’s apparently designed to rebuke racism within the Church and culture. But it’s doing the exact opposite. It’s ironic, though predictable, that the racial reconciliation movement is actually fostering racial hatred, not racial harmony. If the racial reconciliation…
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Joel Osteen and the History Chanel have produced a new mini-series called Jesus: His Life. The documentary is the History Chanel’s attempt to display Jesus’ life from his birth, death, and resurrection. Joel Osteen is joined by other false teachers and liberal scholars who add commentary throughout the series to events in Jesus’ life. But…
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When I was a boy, I learned that my father wasn’t the father of our household. That responsibility belonged to another person. I understood that my father wasn’t mom’s husband anymore. Mom is betrothed to another person. I knew that my father wasn’t around to comfort mom. That role belonged to another person. Mom explained…
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The most convincing lies do not sound like lies, they sound like the truth. We’re more likely to accept lies when they contain a measure of truth. And this is why half-truths about Christianity are so popular. Half-truths are deliberate attempts to conceal whole truths. Half-truths happen when we subtract half of the truth from…
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Reactions to the late-term abortion bills in New York and Virginia illustrate the contrast between America and Canada. Late-term abortions are controversial in America, but they are conventional in Canada. In late-term abortions, abortionists fill a needle with a fatal dose of digoxin and they insert the needle through the mother’s stomach and through baby’s…
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Forty years ago, Liam Neeson roamed in Black neighbourhoods across Northern Ireland looking for an innocent Black man to attack—a Black man like me. He was in his mid-twenties at the time. He wasn’t a Hollywood star yet. He was just a young actor with minor roles in films between the late 1970s and early…
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We will be held accountable for every careless tweet. Every careless tweet—including the ones we’ve deleted—are viral tweets before the throne of God. Social media isn’t the problem, we are. Twitter isn’t a bad platform, our hearts are: for out of the abundance of the heart, the hands tweet. If we’re not kind on social…
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Jemar Tisby’s first book does a masterful job describing how White Christians in America compromised on slavery and segregation against Black Americans. But in his attempt to expose the American Church’s supposed complicity in systemic racism today, Jemar Tisby reveals his own complicity in foolish, ignorant controversies that breed quarrels within the Church. The Color…
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