(Protestia) The best-selling “Christian” book The Shack has received a sequel. Return to the Shack: A Journey into Redemption is set to be released on October 6, 2026.
The original novel, which sold over 23 million copies, featured Mackenzie “Mack” Phillips as a broken man still reeling from the abduction and murder of his six-year-old daughter. After he visits the remote shack where his daughter’s blood was found, he meets the Trinity in human form. Continue reading
I’ve never seen anything like it. Again, I’m just going to have to let the video clips speak for themselves because I don’t even know how to explain it anymore than saying “Congress is a clown show.”
(Sarah Anderson – PJ Media) “Is this the Foreign Affairs Committee, or is this a circus?”
That quote from Secretary of State Marco Rubio pretty much sums up what happened on Wednesday morning when he testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the FY27 Department of State Budget Request. Continue reading
“Guys, there is no universe in which it makes sense to message to children about sexual desires, regardless of worldview. Stop and think about what you’re doing.”
One of TV’s longest-running children’s shows is facing backlash for once again linking its puppets to homosexuality on social media.
Sesame Street shared a post on social media Tuesday, which read: “Happy Pride Month from Sesame Street! Join us in celebrating and uplifting the [gay and lesbian] members of our community.” Continue reading
“Nobody in this country should lose access to financial services because regulators or activists dislike their views, religion, or their lawful business. The good news is this is another step toward dismantling the weaponized system that Biden cronies built from the ground up.”
(Revolver) During the Biden era, it felt like everything was being weaponized.
Think about it. The courts were weaponized. Federal law enforcement was weaponized. Social media companies worked hand-in-glove with government officials to suppress stories and viewpoints they didn’t like. Continue reading
“False teachers absolutely use biblical terms and they will quote scripture. But be careful, oftentimes the quoted scripture is ripped from context or only part of the verse may be used. They will make you feel good about yourself – this is the satisfying itchy ears phrase.”
(Elizabeth Prata – The End Time) Their lessons helped me! I recently posted a photo and some excerpted reviews of Beth Moore teachings from an article the author wrote 16 years ago. The article was friendly to Moore. Notwithstanding, even the friendly author noticed several of Moore’s unbiblical practices, but in the article sadly made excuses for them. Continue reading
The reality is that Bethel is an assortment of false teaching and bizarre charismatic shenanigans. From ‘Little God theology,’ using prophetic Uno cards, going on satanic treasure hunts, teaching that Adam created the animals in Eden, that Michael the Archangel wears tights, and that angels sit around the throne of God having “farting contests,” it’s a hotbed of strange fire burning uncontrollably throughout Christendom, including…”
(Protestia) Bethel Church has released a new update on their ongoing efforts to create organizational health, noting that they are cutting ties with several controversial charismatic leaders they had previously platformed or endorsed. Continue reading
“This one is tricky because Christianity actually sprouts from Jewish roots. However, the split occurs over the identity of the Messiah. Religious Judaism maintains that Jesus did not fulfill the messianic prophecies of the Old Testament and is still waiting for a savior. Christians point to hundreds of prophecies, from Isaiah 53 to Psalm 22, that Jesus fulfilled perfectly. To a Christian, rejecting Jesus means rejecting the very culmination of God’s plan for Israel. It’s like reading a mystery novel but refusing to read the final chapter that reveals the hero.”
(Lindsey Koros – The Queen Zone) Let’s be honest: in a culture that loves “coexist” bumper stickers, claiming one religion is right and others are wrong feels a bit awkward. Yet, for the approximately 2.4 billion Christians worldwide, truth isn’t a buffet where you just pick the side dishes you like. The core of the faith hangs on Jesus’ exclusive claim in John 14:6, that nobody gets to the Father except through Him. Continue reading
“The time for placeholders has passed. The hour demands Joshuas — men and women unafraid to declare truth before hostile powers. May God raise them up, and may discerning voters recognize and support them. The future of our republic, and the witness of the Church within it, may well depend on the choice.”
(Clive Cummings – Discern Report) In the heart of what was once the Golden State, a quiet surrender unfolds. California Republicans, outnumbered and often outmaneuvered, face a choice that echoes across the nation: stand boldly for truth or fade into calculated silence. An op-ed in The Christian Post recently highlighted this troubling reality, exposing how many professed conservatives in hostile territory choose self-preservation over principle. Continue reading
“It’s just so selfish. The Bidens preached selflessness and service above all — and every decision they’ve made since he decided to run for reelection has been about themselves.” Ouch, that’s quite the indictment. And it’s coming from people who worked for the man.
The Bidens want to restore Joe Biden’s legacy after his disastrous presidency and his Hindenburg-style campaign collapse, and phase one is Jill Biden’s forthcoming memoir. The next step will be Joe Biden’s inevitable presidential memoir, which is sure to have quite a few doozies in it, but for now, we have Jill’s, and if she thought her book would “set the record straight” and the Democrat Party would be thrilled, well, that’s not what’s happening at all. Instead, it’s setting the Democrat Party on fire — and the people most enraged are the ones who spent years covering for Joe Biden. Continue reading
“The deity of Christ and Trinity are not up for discussion; certain details in eschatology should be. What’s the difference? We can only be as assertive as we have data to back it. Ask yourself how well you can support your conclusion with actual biblical information. An abundance of evidence leads to strong conclusions; weaker or conflicting evidence encourages us to wait and see.”
(Joel Arnold – Rooted Thinking) One of the hazards of intellectual Christian discourse is to anoint ourselves as the amateur evaluators of “the Christian viewpoint” on everything—science, economics, geopolitics, how governments ought to be run, aesthetics, agriculture and whatever other fields of human discourse arise.
This might start innocently enough with the desire to form a biblical worldview, applying broad biblical concepts to every part of life and every human discipline. Does God care about what we think about art or history or economics? If he cares about what we eat or drink (1 Cor. 10:31), it seems that he would. And so we embark on learning to think Christianly—learning and reflecting in ways informed by a Christian framework. Continue reading
“Marriage is not merely a piece of paper; it is a living picture of Christ’s unbreakable love for His Bride, the Church (Ephesians 5). By guarding the permanence of the marriage bond, the church protects the innocent, honors God’s creation design, and testifies to a watching world about the faithful, covenant-keeping love of God.”
(Tony Arsenal – Reformed Arsenal) Few institutions in the modern world have been as fiercely debated, redefined, and fractured as marriage. Contemporary culture increasingly views marriage as a fluid social contract based on personal fulfillment, to be entered and exited at will. Continue reading
It wasn’t until shortly before the trial that her own attorney wrote to Trump’s legal team admitting that Carroll had “recollected additional information” while preparing for testimony. Trump’s lawyers noted that the “belated disclosure” raised “significant concerns” about Carroll’s “bias and motive.”
(Matt Margolis – PJ Media) E. Jean Carroll’s rape allegations against President Donald Trump were never credible, and now she’s under investigation by the Department of Justice for perjury. Now, Byron York is digging into the case and has uncovered what could be the most elaborate political setup in history. Continue reading
“But here’s the deal: embracing an authentic biblical worldview can empower you to engage in politics with purpose. It allows you to speak truth to power and advocate for justice in a way that reflects the heart of God. We’re called to be salt and light in our communities, and that means standing up for what’s right, even when it’s unpopular.”
(Patrick Hampton – The Patriot Post) In today’s fast-paced and often chaotic world, where politics and religion seem to clash at every corner, having an authentic biblical worldview is more crucial than ever. This perspective isn’t just a collection of beliefs; it’s a solid foundation that shapes how we see everything around us — our communities, our families, and our values. Continue reading
By Marsha West
Like the Burger King Whopper, many people customize Jesus so that they can have Him their way. Nowadays the Jesus portrayed in the Bible is out! Passe! People who customize Jesus for whatever reason have no problem admitting that they do not hold to the infallibility of Holy Writ. Out with the Bible! The customizers have sculpted a modern-day culturally relevant man of the people Jesus who is fully onboard with their social justice agenda. Their Jesus would have no problem participating in a yoga class. In fact, he’d most likely lead the class. These customizers can imagine their Jesus beginning his class with the Hindu greeting: “Namaste (the divine in me bows to the divine in you).”
The person I described is “Have Him Your Way Jesus.” There is nothing biblical about him. Progressives believe that culturally relevant Jesus would march in an LGBTQIA+++ parade. He would also participate in a pro-abortion rally. Continue reading
“We and others contacted all of these publishers and sent evidence of the Enneagram’s origins, worldview, and teachings, and they all ignored it. The deception was and remains deeply rooted, and it is now being taught in Christian colleges and universities.”
(Don & Joy Veinot – Midwest Christian Outreach) In 1971, the Temptations recorded a rather long (more than 12-minutes) rendition of Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong’s song, “Smiling Faces Sometimes,” for Motown. The same year, Norman Whitfield produced a version of the song edited down to about 3:20, performed by The Undisputed Truth. That version reached #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the R&B charts. The premise of the song is simple: you cannot trust someone just because they are smiling: Continue reading
“The Republicans are going to need President Trump to have a lot of clout to keep the voters excited for the midterms. The GOP often finds the apathy of its own voters to be the toughest opponent in elections. Motivation shouldn’t be a problem, given how clinically insane the Democrats are these days.”
(Stephen Kruiser – PJ Media) The alternative universe that the “journalists” at the New York Times and the Washington Post write about is filled with stories about an ever-widening rift in the MAGA movement. According to the fiction, people on the right are becoming disenchanted with President Donald Trump. I keep looking for signs of it in the real world and have not yet been able to find any. Continue reading
“RTS should know better. A seminary claiming faithfulness to the Scriptures should not be linking arms with an organization that has spent years softening the church’s instincts toward feminism, critical theory, political compromise, and therapeutic evangelicalism. Yet here we are. Another conference. Another panel. Another carefully packaged conversation assuring evangelicals that the boundaries still exist while those very boundaries are being erased in practice right before everyone’s eyes.”
(The Dissenter) There used to be a time when seminaries existed to forge men who feared God more than man. Men who could stand in a pulpit with a spine made of iron and say, “Thus saith the Lord,” even if the whole room hissed back at them. Continue reading
“The climate establishment built its policy architecture on a foundation it now concedes was implausible and did so for decades while critics were dismissed as deniers.“
(Jay Rogers – Townhall) I was sitting in a theater in 2006 watching An Inconvenient Truth, wondering whether Al Gore had turned a legitimate environmental concern into a summer blockbuster. Twenty years later, the international scientific committee that sets official climate scenarios for the United Nations retired its most extreme emissions pathway — SSP5-8.5 — declaring it implausible. The announcement came buried in a technical paper from the CMIP7 ScenarioMIP committee, published in May 2026, and it landed with roughly the media fanfare of a recycling schedule update…. Continue reading
A few years ago I warned you that the wily serpent uses syncretism to separate God from His people. “Everywhere the Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed” says Forrestt McPhail, “Satan aggressively plants false gospels. His goal is to remove the power of the Gospel by stripping it of its key truths.” Evangelicalism has been assimilated into the world because of it.
(Forrestt McPhail – Rooted Thinking) The word syncretism isn’t in the Bible. It refers to mixing two things together that aren’t meant to be mixed, resulting in something entirely different. The concept of religious syncretism (the combining of elements of God’s truth with pagan religion and human philosophies) is all throughout Scripture…. Continue reading
“So, IS the Holy Spirit whispering to us? Must we sit, or be still, or listen hard, or stay close, or press scars, or DO any other particular thing in order to receive this revelation all the other women seem to be receiving?”
(Elizabeth Prata – The End Time) Doing a scan of Twitter of the liberal women you will find a plethora of references to listening to the Holy Spirit’s whisper. And of course these liberal ladies have all sorts of advice on how to catch that breezy whisper so that you can hear it and obey it. Continue reading
(Robert A.J. Gagnon – Facebook post) Alan Chambers, former head of Exodus International, at the time the largest evangelical Christian ministry for helping same-sex attracted persons to live in obedience to the will of God, solicited a sexual relationship from what he thought was a 14-year old male but actually was an undercover detective. I’ll get to the details in a moment.
“It means some justice for the Cuban people. For 67 years, we have been ignored by everybody — the United Nations, the Organization of American States, the European Union, everybody. So, we hope this is the beginning of the downfall of the Castro regime… and we’re ready to go back and help with the reconstruction of our country, with work, with money, with investment, and with love.” Oscar Fernandez
(Sarah Anderson – PJ Media) Folks, I think we’ve officially reached the tipping point when it comes to the fall of communist Cuba. If anyone else was president, I wouldn’t buy it myself, but Donald Trump is, and I do. Continue reading
“Notably, the current president of the SBC, Clint Pressley, supports the amendment, as do the two new confirmed presidential nominees, Willy Rice and Josh Powell.”
(Protestia) SBTS President Albert Mohler announced yesterday that he intends to bring a motion “regarding the office of pastor to the Southern Baptist Convention in Orlando in June 2026 to amend the Constitution of the Southern Baptist Convention,” according to a video shared on his social media channels. Continue reading
“The “Harumph!” Republicans in Washington are learning that buddying up to the lunatic Democrats doesn’t have any upside. This isn’t about blindly supporting Trump; it’s about representing their constituents like elected officials in a representative republic are supposed to.”
(Stephen Kruiser – PJ Media) One of the eternally frustrating things about being a Republican is the fact that, quite often, some elected officials in the GOP are indistinguishable from the Democrats. In Congress, legislation that is important to real Republicans can be held hostage by one or two squishes who prefer attention to principles. The bitterly ironic thing is that they always use principles as their excuse for giving their constituents and colleagues a shiv in the back. Continue reading
“This trajectory didn’t just begin yesterday. People who have been paying attention saw this coming a long time ago. We watched Chan rebuke men for evangelizing Roman Catholics. We watched him remove his shoes and sit on stage while Catholic priests prayed over him. We watched him refuse to preach the Gospel clearly to Roman Catholics because he supposedly didn’t feel “led” by the Holy Spirit to do so….”
(The Dissenter) For years now, I’ve been warning people about Francis Chan. Not because I enjoy watching men slide into rank apostasy. I don’t. Frankly, it’s depressing. Francis Chan once occupied a space in evangelicalism where many Christians trusted him instinctively. Continue reading