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Harder to be Atheist than religious??
Is it harder to be Atheist than religious??? This week’s guest looks at the rational challenges of not believing in God… Thaddeus Williams with @Biola's Talbot School of Theology shares how we are fine-tuned beings with consciousness – a reality that is difficult to reconcile with Athesim. Full list of reasons and why is out now on YouTube – link in bio! #atheism #consciousness #worldview #religion #God

Aiming for Conversion in Our Preaching
Worse than offending unbelievers is treating them like they are believers. Instead, we must aim to help sinners see their sin and
Cardinal Cupich Claims Advocacy For Immigrants Is An “Act Of Worship”
Advocacy for immigrants belongs to every disciple of Jesus and is, “in its truest sense, an act of divine worship,” Cardinal Blase Cupich said in a homily at Old St. Patrick’s Church in Chicago on October 3. In his homily, the Cardinal Archbishop of Chicago urged Catholics to make their gathering both a celebration of
Cardinal Tobin: Traditional Latin Mass in New Jersey ‘Paused Until Further Notice’
A Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) in Hackensack, New Jersey, has been “paused until further notice” by the orders of Cardinal Joseph Tobin. Father Thomas Quinn, the pastor of Holy Trinity Church, announced the development in the parish bulletin this past Sunday, the Society of St. Hugh of Cluny reported on Wednesday. “On the theme of
Another Diocesan Priest Links-Up With SSPX, Another Synodal Bishop Removes Faculties
The bishop of Knoxville, Tennessee, has revoked all the faculties of a priest who has associated himself with the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX). A strongly-worded statement issued by the diocese said that Bishop James Beckman had withdrawn all faculties, permissions, and authorizations previously granted to Fr. David Mary Engo for ministry within the
Died: Jim Bakker, Pioneering Televangelist Later Caught in Crimes
Jim Bakker, a pioneering televangelist later caught in scandal and financial crimes, died Oct. 5 at the age of 86, according to a statement from his second wife Lori Bakker. She did not share his cause of death. Bakker rose to fame in the 1970s and 1980s as the host of a popular Christian television Read more... The post Died: Jim Bakker, Pioneering Televangelist Later Caught in Crimes appeared first on Christianity Today.
European Synodality Leaders Scheme To Change The Church
When Catholic leaders from across Europe met in mid-September to discuss “Shaping Synodality in Europe,” a consensus quickly emerged that the church’s new guiding principle was here to stay. But there were questions about how synodality can best be applied — in a continent of differing societies, cultures, languages and histories. “This meeting was extremely
All The Pope’s Men On Amoris Laetitia
All The Pope’s Men On Amoris Laetitia All The Pope’s Men On Amoris LaetitiaThe list of personal guests invited by the Pope to the meeting from October 7 to 14, published this Friday by the Press Office along with the program of proceedings, brings together the most prominent names from the progressive wing of the Church and excludes all critics of Francis’s exhortation. In four days, cardinals and bishops from around the world will sit down with Leo XIV at the Vatican to discuss the family in light of Amoris laetitia.
Cardinal Cobo: The Cork That Floats In Every Shipwreck
Cardinal Cobo: The Cork That Floats In Every Shipwreck Cardinal Cobo: The Cork That Floats In Every ShipwreckHe came on Friday in the Vatican list for the meeting on Amoris laetitia (the section of the Pope’s guests, which is the one that counts) with only one Spanish name: that of Cardinal José Cobo. Spain already had a seat, Argüello’s, who is going for the position, but Leo XIV wanted another for the Archbishop of Madrid. And someone who knows just enough physics (high-school level, plus a bathtub or two) immediately thought of cork.
Jesuits Finally Expel Francesc Peris, Acknowledging “Serious Errors” Regarding His Abuses
Jesuits Finally Expel Francesc Peris, Acknowledging “Serious Errors” Regarding His Abuses Jesuits Finally Expel Francesc Peris, Acknowledging “Serious Errors” Regarding His AbusesJesuit Francesc Peris, accused of sexually abusing minors for decades in Spain and Bolivia, has been expelled from the clerical state and from the Society of Jesus after being found guilty in a canonical penal process. The ruling comes nine months after Spanish justice closed the possibility of trying him criminally, considering the reported crimes time-barred.
English Priest Pleads Guilty to 109 Sex Offenses
A priest has pleaded guilty to 109 sex offences at Londonderry Crown Court. Edward Gallagher, 59, whose address is Maghaberry Prison, will be sentenced in December for offences between 22 June 2023 and 18 April 2025. They include among others attempted sexual communication with a child under 16, having indecent images of a child, possessing
Capital Punishment: How Pope Leo Chose Heresy Over The Church
Leo XIV has publicly rejected the teaching of the Catholic Church that capital punishment is legitimate under certain conditions. This teaching, having been proposed for our belief by the universal and ordinary magisterium, must be believed by all Catholics. The denial of this doctrine constitutes heresy. The implications of Leo XIV’s public profession of heresy
Just Weeks Prior to Midterm Elections, Archbishop Rozanski Files Lawsuit Claiming Priests Being Denied Access To Illegal Aliens
Just Weeks Prior to Midterm Elections, Archbishop Rozanski Files Lawsuit Claiming Priests Being Denied Access To Illegal Aliens Just Weeks Prior to Midterm Elections, Archbishop Rozanski Files Lawsuit Claiming Priests Being Denied Access To Illegal AliensThe Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis filed a lawsuit against the U.S. federal government on Monday, alleging that individuals at a Missouri immigration facility are being denied private visits with priests and access to sacraments such as communion and confession.
Joel Webbon vs Andrew Isker: The Vivek Question
Joel Webbon and Andrew Isker, pastor and author of The Boniface Option, are both highly influential Christian Nationalists. They both share the view that Democrats pose a severe threat, and generally support right-leaning candidates. However, there is some level of beefing online between the two, particularly over select Republican races such as Vivek Ramaswamy in
5 Things Christians Get Wrong about Spiritual Warfare
Let's explore five things Christians sometimes get wrong about spiritual warfare – and how to correct those misconceptions so we can win spiritual battles.
4 Ways the Modern Church Must Rely on the Holy Spirit
4 Ways the Modern Church Must Rely on the Holy Spirit by Dr. Kent Ingle. Free pastors and Christian leadership resources for your church ministry and congregation at Crosswalk.com
15 Beautiful Bible Verses for the Autumn Season
Be inspired with daily articles featuring marriage help, parenting advice, movie reviews and more! Christian living resources and Bible study to encourage your walk with Jesus Christ.

We Need the Church to Face the Quiet
For several years, I taught an undergraduate course on spiritual formation. Part of the class included readings from the desert fathers and mothers, who, following the example of Jesus (Luke 5:16), withdrew from society and went into the wilderness, embracing a life of self-denial and deep solitude. My students dutifully completed the assignment, but they Read more... The post We Need the Church to Face the Quiet appeared first on Christianity Today.
This Orthodox Ascetic Made Me More Evangelical
“Why aren’t you Catholic?” my friend from divinity school asks. It’s a valid question. As a kid, I had my feet planted on both sides of the Tiber. I’d go to Mass with my dad on Saturdays and attend a Baptist church with my whole family on Sundays. Eventually, I settled into Protestantism. I found Read more... The post This Orthodox Ascetic Made Me More Evangelical appeared first on Christianity Today.
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