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Arizona Christian University Sues School District for Religious Discrimination For 11 years, dozens of education students at Arizona Christian University, a private school in Glendale, Arizona, have gained teaching experience thanks to a student teaching program with the local public school district. But last month the board of
the Washington Elementary School District.... Hillsong church announces financial review following accusation of extravagant
spending Hillsong’s recently appointed global senior pastor, Phil Dooley, has announced the church will launch a review into its financial structures following accusations of fraud and extravagant spending. Last week, Australian MP Andrew Wilkie accused Dooley, Brian Houston and other church leaders of using church money to “do the kind of shopping that would embarrass a
Kardashian”.... For months, Popular Information has documented how thousands of books have been removed from the shelves of Florida school libraries or have otherwise been made unavailable to Florida students. These actions were taken in response to new laws and regulations championed by Florida Governor
Ron DeSantis (R). But last week, DeSantis held a media event where he complained about the "leftist activists’ hoax of empty library bookshelves."
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Teaching Drawing I’ve been teaching art in college for many years now. On the first day of class, I always tell students
that the way they learn in an art class is very different from how they learn in a lecture class. Rather than giving the student the information upfront and asking them to remember and synthesize it, they are given a problem and asked to solve it. So, for example, they may be given a still life to draw but not told exactly how to draw
it....
Alan Noble’s Disruptive Anthropology- A Review of You Are Not Your Own: Belonging to God in an Inhuman World In junior high school, I was subjected
to the ramblings of a history instructor who seemed almost inspired by the misguided romanticism of the Antebellum South in America. One of his lectures went on about the myth of love shared between slaves and their benevolent masters. I remember raising my hand and pointing out to the class and to my flabbergasted teacher that despite all these imagined benefits to slavery, that in fact, these people were still
slaves....
A Hero in My Own Eyes Life is filled with disappointments and challenges. I
think we often lose something as we grow up. We go from feeling we can do anything to wondering if we can do anything. I have to say, I had a great childhood. I was happy. We were stable as a family.... |
Christian Nightmares and a Lot of Anger I’m angry about all of the fear, doubt, and
insecurity I developed as a result of what I was taught by evangelical Christianity as a kid. I’m angry that I’ve had to spend so many years unlearning it. I’m angry that I felt stunted by it, that I could have developed into the person I wanted to be so much faster without it.... It is tempting to blame the banks; however, conservatives should blame the Federal Reserve. Ronald Reagan was right. The scariest words you can hear is “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” The latest banking crisis that sparked a run on Silicon Valley Bank on Thursday that resulted in.... Why Some Pastors Preach Extreme Sermons to Go Viral I am preaching on Jeremiah 24. It’s about two baskets of figs as a symbol of God’s righteous judgment against the nation. Let’s say that I’ve put together a great sermon on this chapter, and I’m attempting to engage our community. I will put together a graphic centered around the sermon and invite people to hear the message. I’m trying to reach millennials who are turned off by the church. Which of these two titles should I
choose? The Truth About Conversion Therapy Bans From city councils to state lawmakers, bans on so-called “Conversion Therapy” are the latest attempt of the Left to attack parental rights and codify Leftist values into society. The so-called bans are deceptively marketed as a step to enhance youth mental health protections, but in reality, these fraudulent
claims actually seek to do the opposite. They seek to deny critical care for young people.... Many people in churches are reticent to talk about the question of money and giving. The Church of England has long had a goal of asking people to give 5% of their net income to the church—and has long failed to achieve this. Some denominations and theological traditions are much better at giving, and include a culture of giving in their approach to discipleship. But many others find it hard to broach the
subject....
2 Boys Who Never Met Play at a Pool—Then One Notices “He Sorta Looks Like Me” There’s nothing like growing up with a best friend who feels like a brother or sister. Someone who you could fight with, laugh with, cry with and confide in, sometimes even better than you can with your own
siblings. Twelve-year-old Isaac Nolting and 13-year-old Dakotah Zimmer had that kind of friendship after just one day. The two boys met at their community swimming pool.... 33 Bible
Verses About Faith, Hope, and Trust to Use in Prayer During Hard Times The Christian life isn’t always sunshine and daisies. In fact, more often than not, it’s trials, pain, and hardships, which make Bible verses about faith so much more important to cling to. There are mountains and valleys, and sometimes life is just way too much to bear. My husband got
a text on Monday night just as we....
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