Questioning Moral Progress: The Shadows of Human Nature Explored
The prevailing idea that our generation is inherently more morally advanced than those that came before us is a comforting, yet false, narrative.
Christianity
There’s No Excuse For Being Clueless
Given the work that I do, it grieves me to see so many professing Christians who are so ignorant of the days and times we’re living in. Most don’t know and don’t want to know what’s really going on in this world — or how Christ-followers are to respond to it all. Truly, those who …
The Transformative Power of Forgiveness: A Christian Perspective
Forgiveness, a cornerstone of Christian teachings, is a concept that transcends time and resonates with enduring wisdom.
The Early Years of Christian Persecution in Ancient Rome: From Nero to Domitian
The history of Christian persecution in ancient Rome is a grim testament to the brutality and intolerance faced by followers of the new faith
Christianity’s Inconvenient Truth
Easter and Christmas are the only times that millions of people are willing to give Christianity a passing thought — so here are a few things to think about.
We Won’t Back Down
Here at Wisconsin Christian News, I’m preparing for this year’s Ministry Conference, which will be held April 12 & 13 in Wausau, Wisconsin — right in the center of the state.
The Profound Significance of Jesus Christ: A Timeless Journey
The historical existence of Jesus Christ stands as an irrefutable reality, rooted in recorded history much like other widely accepted figures.
Unraveling the Profound Wisdom of the Bible: Beyond Human Intelligence
Comprising 66 books written by multiple authors over centuries, The Bible encapsulates moral, spiritual, and philosophical wisdom that transcends human intellect.
Faith Tested: Navigating Life’s Trials Through Christian Beliefs
Life often presents itself as a series of trials and tribulations, where moments of hardship seem to outnumber those of joy.
Unraveling the Myths: How ‘Zeitgeist’ Misrepresents Christianity
In today’s digital age, information flows freely, and we’re exposed to countless ideas and beliefs, often through the medium of online videos.
Why The Left Hates Snow White
Why does the Left hate Snow White? The Christian moral to the story is what makes them livid.
The Christian’s Journey: Battling the Darkness, Embracing Faith
In the spiritual journey of a Christian, the connection with God is a profound source of strength, love, and light. However, the Bible acknowledges that this connection can also draw the attention of a formidable adversary: Satan.
Dealing with Terrorism: Old Testament vs. New Testament Perspectives
For many Christians, the Bible provides guidance on matters of justice, order, and societal protection.
The Power of Self-Control: A Lesson for the Next Generation of Men
Self Control and Delayed Gratification aren’t just about individual success; they play a pivotal role in preserving generations of a family and staying aligned with God’s word and blessings.
Christian Discipleship: A Majority of One
Any discussion of citizenship and Christian discipleship is likely to terrify the Human Secularist Totalitarians who fear an imaginary theocracy while they give away their every liberty and freedom to all powerful administrative State.
A Constitutionalist’s Journey
I’m a 50-year-old man who’s always been proud to call himself an American. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve had this strong desire to serve others. I joined the US Navy while still in high school. After my Navy days, I continued serving by being active in the American Legion and working in the …
Who is Jesus? Exploring the Identity and Miracles of the Historical Figure
Jesus of Nazareth’s life, teachings, and the miracles attributed to him have sparked profound discussions and debates across cultures and centuries.
Pride or Prejudice?
With apologies to Jane Austen, pride or prejudice is in the eye of the beholder.
Truth
The Truth will ultimately prevail where there is pains taken to bring it to light. ~ George Washington
The Romans Road
The Romans Road “Rome was a poem pressed into service as a city.” ~Anatole Broyard The Romans were good at a lot of things. While touring Europe, I was able to see much of the work they left behind that sometimes looks in better condition than the roads in my hometown of Helena, Montana. But …