North Korea's Secret Christians
Rachel Cohrs (article)
South Koreans are proselytizing in the adamantly atheist country using thousands of illicit radios smuggled over the border.
21 Questions With Barronelle Stutzman
Rod Dreher Barronelle Stutzman is the Washington florist sued by a gay man, a friend and client of almost a decade, who was outraged by her refusal to do the flowers for his same-sex wedding. Whatever you think you know about her case, I bet you don’t know a lot of things in that short three-minute video.
Our Pro-Woman, Complementarian Jesus
Kevin DeYoung We often hear that those who don’t affirm modern feminism are “anti-woman.” In light of this claim, it’s remarkable to consider how the author and perfecter of our faith, Jesus Christ, interacted with women in his own day. I don’t exaggerate when I say that Jesus’s approach to women was nothing less than revolutionary.
When America Put Pastors in Prison: The Baptist Battle for Religious Liberty
Thomas S. Kidd While today we tend to think of early America as a bastion of religious liberty, many in the colonial era lamented its absence. No one suffered more persecution than Baptists. They were the most likely “well meaning” Christians to be thrown in jail on the eve of the American Revolution...