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On Compromising the Gospel in the Name of Bravery Pastor Phil Phaneuf, who now identifies as a woman. There can be no such thing as a trans pastor. However, a Methodist pastor from Rochester, New York, decided to announce that he would be going through a transition process from being a biological male to hormone therapy to accept his felt womanhood. Pastor Phil Phaneuf, of North Chili United Methodist Church, came out  “with joy,” saying,  “I’m not becoming a woman but givin

In 2024, I was privileged to speak in the world’s most dangerous country for a Christian, Nigeria . The Muslim terror cell, Boko Haram, in the Northeastern region of Nigeria had been systematically beating, kidnapping, and killing Christians for well over a decade. The dire situation in Nigeria cannot be understated. Bill Maher, who is no friend to Christianity, said on his show, Real Time with Bill Maher , that radical Muslims had “killed over 100,000 since 2009” and “They’v

Tab and I arrived in Kathmandu after a very long flight via Bangkok, leaving us very tired. We met our new Chapter Director at the airport, who I will call Nabin for his protection . He gave us a warm warm Nepali welcome and we were on our way. Nabin was raised in the upper class of the Hindu Brahman. This is the highest honor one can have in Nepal. However, he rejected his Hindu upbringing and became a Christian around eighteen. His parents kicked him out of the house, and

These Aren't Your Grandpa's Comics Anymore!   The recent decline  of interest in the Marvel Cinematic Universe could be causing execs to clean house. Marvel Fans are optimistic about the recent decision to let go of Victoria Alonso. Her contributions such as She Hulk, The Eternals, and Captain Marvel have left some people wondering if the MCU is dying.  When the news of Alonso’s firing broke, some MCU fans were relieved  saying, "Good riddance, hope this is the first step to

When someone thinks of a missionary, they often picture a Westerner selling everything they have and moving to a foreign land. This description is far too common in Western Christians’ minds when they think of global missionary activity. However, the shift in mission activity is changing, and probably for the better. We now live in a globalized society. Unchristian Ideas are spreading quickly through social media, global news, and the agendas of foreign governments. Amid the

How should Christians missionally interact with the world that God has made? My professor, Nancy Pearcey, consistently reminded her students that our missiological duties extend not only to a direct ecclesiastical context but also to the secular world. Christian ministry is holistic in nature as we are following Christ, who is "in all things (ESV, 2001, Col. 1:17). Pearcey points out in her book, Total Truth , that our secular work is as spiritually significant as our sacred