Commentary: Would Jesus Get a Tattoo?Chuck Colson
Seen an interesting tattoo in church lately? You’re not alone. But should Christians tattoo themselves?
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Seen an interesting tattoo in church lately? You’re not alone. But should Christians tattoo themselves?
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Concern is mounting for eight radio journalists and technicians detained in Madagascar last week. The eight work for a church-supported station in the nation’s capital.
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Alas, much of the contemporary church has short-changed Jesus. It has replaced Christ with methods, strategies, concepts, principles, doctrines, programs, fads, gimmicks, etc., and has lost Him
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MercyMe lead guitarist Mike Scheuchzer spoke to The Christian Post Friday about why he thinks their new album, The Generous Mr. Lovewell, has risen to No. 1 on the Contemporary Christian Billboard charts, and how it has stirred fans to love their neighbors generously.
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The release of Rick Warren’s new book, The Hope You Need, is delayed indefinitely, said publisher Zondervan.
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Afghanistan suspended two church-based aid groups on Monday over allegations that the organizations are proselytizing in the Islamic country.
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Thousands at “Nashville’s most patriotic church” were encouraged to pay tribute to the men and women who make it possible for Americans to enjoy their freedoms.
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The California Senate passed a bill Friday to prevent the new Texas social studies curriculum from unknowingly affecting its textbooks.
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For more than two centuries, America has produced generation after generation of extraordinary young men like Ryan Miller (and yes, some women) who have answered the call to defend freedom.
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Photos by kinda.kida
Guatemala (MNN) — Guatemala's
Pacaya volcanic eruption late last week prompted a state of public emergency in
its capital city. It's expected to last at least 15 days, because the volcano
is unstable.
Orphan Outreach's Gloria Caceres says those living nearest the volcano have been evacuated. "About 1000 families from the areas near to the volcano had to go to shelters since the volcano erupted big rocks and tons of lava."
Caceres noted that on the first night of the eruption, Thursday, "We had a mix of a tons of rain today with the Pacaya volcano erupting. The volcanic sand reached several areas of Guatemala including the city. There was more than an inch of black volcanic sand covering the streets, cars, everything."
It also disrupted flights and stranded
passengers at the airport. As for the
children they're working with in the schools and orphanages, Caceres
says,"Praise God our ministry is fine, but it definitely is affecting the
whole capital of Guatemala."
They're also watching for a quake
in the next few days, "They're
trying to mobilize people as they can. We just have to try and watch out
because the volcano might erupt again."
Mudslides are another concern. In
the meantime,their team continues to live out the Gospel. "Pray for us to keep our faith strong
and know that God is in control."
Orphan Outreach is
partnering with ministry programs in Guatemala City, as well as working in the
communities of Panabaj and Lemoa. They
could use help. See our links for
details.
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