In America, we are familiar with celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in January. Set aside on the Monday that falls near his birthday (January 15), most of us enjoy a day off without giving a second thought to the reason for the commemoration. In the Anglican tradition (and the … Continue reading Commemorating the Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
RFTG has historically chosen to take the official position of political neutrality (and we will remain so). There are many issues on both sides of the political spectrum that are of import for gospel focused issues. Additionally, there are many biblically faithful followers of Jesus who vote both Republican and Democrat. The 2024 election cycle … Continue reading A Prayer for America and the 2024 Election
Story is a powerful medium through which we communicate daily, if not moment by moment. Whether it is watching a movie, a television show, reading a good book, or listening to a relative recount the family history, stories shape our lives and understanding of the world. Think about it. When something funny or frustrating happens … Continue reading Biographies Make Excellent Christmas Gifts
History is a subject that I have always found interesting. In history we find accounts of the heroism and bravery of people not unlike ourselves, who accomplished great things. We can look back on the events of history and be inspired. We can also look back in history and see cautionary tales, ways we can … Continue reading How We Think About History Matters
Lincoln’s Battle with God chronicles Abraham Lincoln’s life and faith from his childhood up until his death. Both at the start of the book and the end of the book Stephen Mansfield does not ever indicate if Lincoln was a Christian or not. Instead, throughout the book, he presents compelling evidence that could suggest both … Continue reading What Abraham Lincoln Can Teach Us About God
