Faith

(Christianity Today) It is a fact that Joseph A. Kennedy, a former coach of the Bremerton Knights in the suburbs of Seattle, prayed on the 50-yard line after high school football games in the fall of 2015. But everything about those prayers is up for debate. Were they public or private? Was Kennedy praying just for himself, as an exercise of his faith, or as an official … [Read more...] about Supreme Court to Debate Football Coach’s Prayers

Provost and Research Professor of Theology at Grace Bible Theological Seminary, Owen Strachan, is making people lose their hair (literally) after posting an image of Paul’s words from 1 Corinthians 11:14-15. Strachan, who previously served as professor at the Southern Baptist Convention’s Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, wrote, “Men: cut the man bun. Lop it … [Read more...] about Theology Professor Shares The Apostle Paul’s Long Hair Policy for Men; Twitter Refuses Haircut

(Christian Headlines) Pastor and author Tony Evans says the spread of various COVID-19 variants is God's way of showing the world He's still in charge. Evans, pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, made the comments during a January 9 sermon. Evans said he opposes vaccine mandates while adding that vaccines can prevent severe illness and … [Read more...] about Tony Evans on COVID-19 Variants: ‘This Is God Showing’ the World He’s in Charge

WASHINGTON (NBC News) The Supreme Court on Tuesday seemed prepared to rule that the city of Boston was wrong when it refused to let an organization fly a Christian flag in front of city hall. The justices heard about 90 minutes of oral argument in a case that invited the court to decide whether the flagpole conveyed a government message or whether it was a forum … [Read more...] about Boston Appears Headed for Supreme Court Loss Over Refusal to Fly a Christian Flag