Articles Archive

By Sarah Bessey
You don’t need to pretend you aren’t angry, that you aren’t cynical or afraid, that you aren’t feeling a bit hopeless or uncomfortable or envious or tired.

By Vanetha Risner
It’s easy to assume that if we are faithful and follow God, if God chooses us and employs us in his kingdom, our lives should look shiny and clean. But Genesis gives us a different picture.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
(Good Lord, same here)

Sarah Bessey
Or, maybe it was Brother Lawrence

Sarah Bessey
Or, A Prayer for Welcoming the New Year

Sarah Bessey
In-dwelling is an ancient but orthodox concept that God dwells in us and in creation.

Tom-Oliver Regenauer interviews Hrvoje Morić from Geopolitics & Empire
Where is the World is heading and who is pulling the strings, from someone with a biblical perspective.

By Sarah Bessey
But here’s the thing: we enter into Advent precisely because we are paying attention.

By Vaneetha Risner
The Illusion of Strength and Success

a devout Christian author who writes books geared for Christians and yet almost never stocked in the Christian bookstore
It's obvious the system is rigged. Don't we know it?

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
...for whatever reason the human ego has never seemed to get it’s size right – convincing us we are either better or more wretched than everyone else"

By Keith Giles
Once you start to see all of the layers of meaning in [Jesus' actions], the more you can start to see how the other miracles of Jesus are also sacred metaphors.

By Vaneetha Risner
I didn’t understand why a good God who loved me would let me keep suffering.

By Sarah Bessey
I finally relied on the ancient believers who left a trail of breadcrumbs that became a feast"

By Mark McMillion
severe poverty, often driven by heartless mercantilism, has been a reality for people throughout history"

By Richard Rohr
When we stand in the state of love that Jesus offers, we live inside of a different energy.

With Geopolitics & Empire Max Igan
The World is run by very evil people, and it's in every single country..."

By Sarah Bessey
I can’t figure it out, so I give God glory for it.

By Dane Wigington
"DIMMING The Sun” Is REAL & Poisoning Humans!

By Vaneetha Risner
A Life of Surrender

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
about the stuff we hoard

A new YouTube channel
hours and hours of audio inspirational readings

By Richard Rohr
Father Richard suggests several steps for a contemplative reading of Scripture:

By Sarah Bessey
I think I’m beginning to understand something old all over again

By Vaneetha Risner and Joni Eareckson Tada
About accepting the way God is working in our lives and learning to recognize His purpose through it all.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
When I was a girl, my mother wisely would warn me, “don’t get your hopes up. You don’t want to be disappointed”.

By John W. And Nisha Whitehead
How AI and the Deep State Are Digitizing Tyranny

By Pallab Ghosh
A spooky BBC article... on the road to "The Image of the Beast"

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
I’ve cut down some, but it doesn't seem to be enough, so I beseech thee to grant me the will to get off the internet more.

By Vaneetha Risner.
Some nights feel endless. We don’t just watch for the morning—we plead for it.

By Rep. John J. Duncan Jr.
There is something wrong with anyone who does not think all this killing, maiming and blinding of little children is not horrific.

By James McConkey
... until God shows you differently, stay where you are and live for God.

With Geopolitics & Empire and Britt Gillette
Cracks in the American Empire are beginning to emerge as its military might is waning and its dollar world reserve status is in danger.

By Richard Rohr
The very things the early Christians emphasized—such as the prayer of quiet, divinization, universal restoration, and the importance of practice—are some of the most neglected parts of the Western Church. 

By World dignitaries
An AI generated Utopian vision of peace and brotherhood.

By Sarah Bessey
Oh, you’re a Christian? they ask carefully, cautiously. You can see their mind trying to make the puzzle pieces of what they know of you fit together with what they know about “those Christians” these days.

By Keith Giles
You ever notice how the one thing Jesus talked about the most—God’s unconditional love—is the very thing religion seems to bury under layers of rules, doctrines, and gatekeepers?

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
(spoiler: it's lowering the bar)

By Richard Rohr
There was a deep need, then and now, for someone who would call the people to return to God and to justice.

By Sarah Bessey
Love out-prays, out-hustles, out-creates, outlasts.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
a sermon on having faith in the time of tyrants

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
How do the theological beliefs of one group of Christians impact the lives of another group of Christians halfway across the planet?

By Sarah Bessey
Over the years, I have cobbled together a little homemade toolkit for when I am despairing.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
Preached at "New Beginnings Worshipping Community" inside the Denver Women’s Prison

By Richard Rohr
Most religious people I’ve met—from sincere laypeople to priests and nuns—still imagine God to be elsewhere.

By Richard Rohr
The divine indwelling is a gratuitous gift, standing presence, and guarantee. We are the containers, temples, and recipients of this gift.

By Geopolitics & Empire
Harley Schlanger: Fall of Syria, Weakening Unipolarity, & New Polyphonic BRICS Era

By Richard Rohr
In the New Testament, and particularly for Jesus, the most common image for what God is offering us is a banquet.

By James Corbett
What the UN is aiming at (underneath the sweet sounding rhetoric)

By Keith Giles
He didn’t try to fix anyone. He never offered unsolicited spiritual advice. He simply sat down, ate his lukewarm eggs, and learned how to listen to the people most of us never even take the time to look in the eye.

By Center for Contemplation and Action
Every person has had some mystical experience. Maybe the seas have not parted, and maybe they haven’t walked on water, but there have nevertheless been amazing miracles in our lives.

By Richard Rohr
The divine notion of perfection isn’t the exclusion of imperfection, but the inclusion of imperfection. That’s divine love.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
Eight things I wanted to say about grace

By Sarah Bessey
I’ve failed pretty spectacularly over the years... I’ve run into my limits more times than I can count.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
How do you conceptualize ‘prayer’ outside of the stereotypical on your knees, shopping list prayer taught to many children!?

By Richard Rohr
Saint Francis, faithful to Scripture, invites us to see nature as a magnificent book in which God speaks to us and grants us a glimpse of his infinite beauty and goodness.

Interview with Hrovje Morić
An interesting expose and explanation from a Christian perspective

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
God was like, wait, you’re angry? And Jonah says hell yeah I’m angry (and here’s where he becomes a total drama queen) he says I would rather DIE than for my enemies to be spared.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
a sermon on healing for inside a women's prison

By Richard Rohr
...it is okay because God is in every moment no matter what happens. Nothing needs to be excluded. I can live and work with all of it because apparently God can.

By Michelle Phienix
Children are not a distraction from more important work. They are the most important work.” ~ C.S. Lewis

Terry Wolfe with Geopolitics and Empire
The goal of the "new or Aquarian age" is to fuse all beliefs into a new inclusive and tolerant universalism meanwhile eliminating any exclusive or "intolerant" faith (e.g. biblical Christianity

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
I’m 76 and have been hospitalized for 4 weeks with meningitis. It has been a humbling experience. I’m finding myself wondering why me and if God is with me.

By Vaneetha Risner
I knew that all things were possible with God, so if God hadn’t healed me, it wasn’t for my best. Since God is not cruel, he would never deny me anything that was good for me.

By Brian Zhand
America has always been a weird amalgamation of the disparate — a strange mixture of admirable ambition and appalling hubris, an intoxicating brew of virtue and vice.

By Keith Giles
Division has always been the weapon of choice for those in power.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
There’s a weird little scene in the Gospels that always comes to mind when I am anxious about how nothing seems to be working anymore

By Vaneetha Risner
Today you may be in a dark and difficult part of your story, straining to see any light, wondering how much more you can take. But don’t give up. God is with you in your darkness.

By Alex Krainer
We are in the midst of a social engineering process pushing us into war against Russia as has happened before in history.

By Vaneetha Risner
I want approval and recognition. I chase the praise of people rather than being satisfied in God’s approval. I’m often more concerned with my kingdom than the kingdom of God.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
I remember as a church kid being very puzzled by the idea that there was only one sin that was “unforgivable”…and that it was blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

By Aliya Kuykendall
We have Baptists, Presbyterians, Calvary Chapel, Charismatics, and Pentecostals — everybody working together”

By Suleika Jaouad
Writing became a portal to make meaning of my circumstances and grapple with my mortality.

By Richard Rohr
Father Richard names the tension created by gospel teachings on simplicity and cultural expectations of abundance:

With John Bosnitch & Geopolitics & Empire
He is optimistic WW3 can be averted, but the defense industry uses the constant threat of war to keep the money flowing.

an essay on love, by Sarah Bessey
Mostly what God does is love you. Keep company with God and learn a life of love. Learn what a gift it is to be here, alive in your life.

By Medea Benjamin
[A] possibility is that the ships take off but the Israelis illegally hijack us in international waters, confiscate our boats and supplies, arrest and imprison us, and eventually deport us.

With Alex Krainer
In this fascinating interview I ask A.W.Trenholm questions about his book "Journey to Tricon - My Trip to Heaven and back". Complimented with 6 beautiful songs about heaven.

With Alex Krainer
There are many flashpoints that can be triggered. The West is desperate and can launch an “arson attack” anywhere.

By "The Joy of the Faith"
Is the Shroud of Turin authentic? See the most recent evidence.

with Sue Gasston
Are Both Your Feet in the Kingdom of God? - Another Nightlights Show.

By Vaneetha Risner
God wants the real me, the me who doesn’t deny or repress my struggles but rather honestly lays them before Him. And when I’m real with God, I can be true to myself and to others.

By John Patrick
A Cry for a Better Way! - A Nightlights Show with Christopher Glyn

Center for Contemplation and Action
How can churches continue to ignore anger and still be relevant during this era when everyone is angry about everything?

from Geopolitics & Empire
For me it’s always about World Government or World Empire. Particularly as a Christian. I view that the world is on a downward spiral until the return of Christ.

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
...no matter how sure I am about what the real motivations of others are, it is Almighty God and not almighty me – to whom the inner thoughts and true desires and hidden secrets of others are known.

By Michele Phoenix
At the end of my last session, she came up to me. There were tears in her eyes, the kind that seem to teeter on that narrow ledge between courage and collapse.

By Mark McMillion
The first thing you notice is that they can read your thoughts.

By Debie Thomas
I tend to get worked up about weeds. Weeds in my own life, and weeds in other people’s.

By Michele Phoenix
You may have heard of FOMO—Fear of Missing Out. But if you’re anything like me, you could be living in the grip of FIMO.

By Steven Charleston
prophets arise in periods of crisis or “apocalypse” to chart a message of resilience and hope

By Brian McLaren
Resilience is the capacity to withstand and recover from hardship or difficulty. It has to do with the ability to spring back into shape after you’ve been beaten down or knocked over.

By Brad Jersak
or rather saved "by the faithfulness of Jesus.” - thoughts on salvation...

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
Feelings of good will, sentimentality, coziness, and peace may or may not show up for me this year, and that’s ok.

By Naomi Shihab
It was like a sacrament. The traveler from Argentina, the mom from California, the lovely woman from Laredo—we were all covered with the same powdered sugar. And smiling. There is no better cookie.

By Bradley Jersak
Headlines of the October 19th bombing of the Church of St. Porphyrios in Gaza rocked the world for a brief news cycle. I witnessed the sickening images of sections of the world’s third oldest church (407 AD), where over 100 civilians sought shelter, now reduced to ruins.

By Daniel Natal
The Global Oligarchy Wants to Remake All Nations into Slave Plantations. A history lesson.

By Franciscan Sister Ilia Delio
We cannot know this deeper divine reality if we live only on levels of mediocrity and self-preservation.

By Brother Nathanael
Wake up call for Christians who support jews, who Jesus Christ condemned before they were cast out of Palestine, and their temple was demolished 70 years later.

UK Column interview
Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlet and Cynthia McKinney about their experiences of living in Gaza.

By Brian Zahnd
...there it is, right in the middle of the Gospel of Matthew, a parable from Jesus featuring a radical egalitarianism that will no doubt offend the sensibilities of a convinced capitalist.

By Ben Norton
International law clearly shows that the Palestinian people have a legal right to armed struggle against Israeli colonialism, just as South Africans did against apartheid.

By Russel Brandt
IMF, politicians and private sector discuss the move to Central Bank Digital Currencies. Is this leading to a brighter economic future for ordinary people, or to a social credit system for control of your every move?

By Mark McMillion
...withdraw from all the tumult and shallowness of the present evil world and find some peace and sanity in your heart.

By Jessica Buxbaum
Under Jewish law, the ashes of a red heifer (young female cow) must be scattered across Haram al-Sharif before Jews can ascend it and rebuild the Third Temple.

By Josh Scott
Who do you say that I am?

Found on GB News
Stop supporting the banksters!

Interview with Egyptian entrepreneur and writer, Mo Gawdat
2 hours talk about"Scary Smart" 'The Future of Artificial Intelligence and How You Can Save Our World’,

By Bradley Jersak
“What-about-ism” is a typical form of deflection when we feel the discomfort of our complicity in some wrong. It is a defensive strategy where we are tempted to react, “What about them?”

Nightlight Show 305
In case you have been looking for songs against the established order...

By Nadia Bolz-Weber
A message from a former alcoholic on complicated grief and the afterlife

Interview with Carole Ward
I would take my Bible and a notebook and just head off into the bush to take time with Jesus, for hours. I would sit down and say, "Talk to me Jesus."... It was a two way conversation of friendship and intimacy.

By Stephen Lee
Our team of three, Scott Clinton (missionary to China), Joe Lai (native to Taiwan and photographer), and myself, with our Nepalese guide left Kathmandu to venture into the region of Langtang

By Mark McMillion
A spooky look at the development of the Abomination of Desolation

By Keith Giles
If you’re wondering about the answer to that question, here’s a handy test to let you know when your government or the media might be approaching the threshold of subversive manipulation and control

By Richard Rohr
Evil Is a Social Reality. Forgiving love is the only way out!

By Vaneetha Risner
With every heartache I wanted a Red Sea miracle. A miracle that would astonish the world, reward me for my faithfulness, make my life glorious. I didn’t want manna.

The Coming Ultimate Control Syatem
Remember, "Cash is King"

By Pete Enns & Dale C. Allison Jr.
A "Faith for Normal People" Podcast

By Vaneetha Risner
The old road often seems like it was more relaxing and easy to drive. The new road can be bumpy and twisty, narrow with sharp curves. And I find myself longing for the ease of what I used to have.

By Rev. Dr. Barbara Holmes
To let go is the precursor to being reborn. We discard the baggage of societal expectations and open to the possibilities of each new day, even if those possibilities are shadowy and disorientating.

Video interview
Journalist, author and filmmaker John Pilger, who has spent decades studying governments’ nefariousness, tells Katie Halper how to spot propaganda.

By Richard Rohr
The first word that comes out of Jesus’ mouth is change—be willing to change.

By Chris Hedges
we are here today to call out the Pharisees, the ones who speak about loving the poor, the oppressed and the marginalized, in the abstract, but who really love the rich...

By Richard Rohr
Admitting our powerlessness frees us to allow the One who is Power to become active in our lives.

By Simon Elmer
No new technology is good or bad in itself, and only its application can and will determine whether we should embrace or resist its implementation.

By Richard Rohr
What is the difference between a priest and a prophet?

By Vaneetha Risner
is the blessed life synonymous with the successful life? Is it the Christian version of the good life? A loving marriage, obedient children, a healthy body, a successful career, trusted friends, financial abundance ...?

By Jerry Paladino
An album for those who are thinking about those who have passed to the other side.

By Mark McMillion
There may be many twists and turns on the road to fulfilled End-Time prophecy

By Dr James Tour
A synthetic organic chemist ask questions about the theoretical underpinnings of theories concerning the origins of life.

exploring two competing worldviews; the biblical and the naturalistic.
A 12 part series of Christian cosmologists giving their argument for a Universe with a Creator

By Vaneetha Risner
He wants us to love those who don’t love us back. Those who misunderstand us. Who ignore us.

With Steven Strutt & Christopher Glynn
Predicted four months ago, looks like it's coming to pass - what do you think?

By Jerry Paladino
At the time of the launching of this album, I am celebrating my Golden Anniversary with Jesus. It's now been 50 years of close relationship with Him.

By Richard Rohr
We have never been separate from God except in our thoughts, but our thoughts don’t make it true!

By The Paris Show Group
An amazingly avant-garde production - from Adam and Eve to the Resurrection!

The Last American Vagabond & Whitney Webb
A Beast in the making. (also found at Signs on the Times"

By Richard Rohr
I glanced behind me at a man with the most terrible look of hatred I had ever seen. His eyes blazed, his jaw quivered, and his shaking hand held a switchblade—about half an inch from my heart. . . .

By Michael Roy and Scott MacGregor
Seal the book until the time of the end; many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall increase.

By Richard Rohr
...we made faith demanding to know...! The original sin, brilliantly described, warned us against this temptation at the very beginning.

By Mark McMillion
Christmas was not only a historical event; it was one of the most prophesied events in the history of mankind.

By Lee O’Hare (on Keith Giles' blog)
“And when I am lifted up from the earth I will drag along and pull and persuade the whole of mankind, in its entirety, one individual at a time to Myself.”

By Chris Hedges
An Irish priest, lived a life of love and sacrifice in one of America's most desolate neighborhoods. It was not God-forsaken, because Father Doyle was there!

By Leo Hohmann
Harari is a historian, futurist, popular author and, most importantly, the chief adviser to Klaus Schwab

By Virginia Brandt Berg
This reckless, restless, unhappy world remains just the same unless man’s heart is utterly changed.

By Richard Rohr
“Let the weeds and the wheat both grow together.” Wow! That’s risky. I can’t pretend to logically understand it, although I know it allows me to be compassionate with myself.

By Blind Joe
I sing it in my car. I sing it doing dishes. I sing it in the shower. It will lift your spirits and empower you. Sing it loud. Sing it proud." (listener comment)

By Christian Evidence
only recently have scientists discovered cross polarized light, which can be used to identify whether a gem is anisotropic or isotropic

By Dena Johnson
I often feel like my time with God is boring, non-productive. I feel like it’s been forever since I heard a fresh word from Him. I long for those days of sweet intimacy where I could truly sense Him with me in every moment of my day."

From Firefox
5 ways to fight misinformation on your social feed

By Richard Rohr
When we can let go of our own need for everything to be as we want it, and our own need to succeed, we can then encourage the independent journey and the success of others.

By Jennifer Garcia Bashaw
The difference between the Epistles and the Gospels view on salvation

By Richard Rohr
People who know how to forgive have known how good it feels to be forgiven, not when they deserved it, but precisely when they didn’t deserve it.

By Richard Rohr
Do you know how many times in the four Gospels eternal life is described as a banquet, a feast, a party, a wedding, the marriage feast of the Lamb?

By Rachel Held Evans
...our recent dive into parenthood has made me exceedingly glad we ditched the strict gender roles promoted by conservative evangelical culture in favor of a relationship characterized by mutuality and flexibility

Center for Action and Contemplation
Love and suffering are part of most human lives. Without any doubt, they are the primary spiritual teachers more than any Bible, church, minister, sacrament, or theologian.

By Christopher Glyn
Promises of Power and Protection - an audio recording

By Vaneetha Risner
...a theology that asserts that God is not in control leaves us no security at all"

Center for Action and Contemplation
God is always a lover greater than we dared hope for. How different from the “account manager” most people seem to worship.

By Bruxy Cavey
I admit I am an Endtime buff, but here are some thoughts on finding the balance and having the right focus.

Nightlight with Mark McMillion & Simon Peterson
Things seem to keep going from bad to worse! Right now, as seemingly all-powerful entities make an all-out push for total world control.

Encountering god through the Bible
God is still breathing. The Bible is both inspired and inspiring. Our job is to ready the sails and gather the embers, and wrestle with the mystery until God gives us a blessing.

A podcast with Pete Enns
What does it feel like to go from an intellectual Pharisee to a "born again" experience?

Nightlight show with Stephen Strutt
Stephen is letting out steam about the globalists and warn about what to expect.

By Brian Zahnd
In the 21st century, the devil still tells big lies. In an age of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons capable of eradicating all human life, the way of war is still foolishly romanticized and deemed a legitimate way to shape the world.

By Keith Giles
”Loving God and loving others is all that is required to fulfill the Law. (So, don’t waste your time jumping through religious hoops.)”

By Vaneetha Risner
What we name ourselves, what we are telling ourselves in the midst of our pain, will profoundly impact us.

By Pete Enns, Ph.D.
I’ve never taken to the term “progressive” Christianity... Instead, I prefer “adaptive Christianity.” Why?...

By Pepe Escobar
we proposed to create a wide international coalition of resistance in the hybrid war for global dominance that the financial and power elite of the U.S. unleashed on the countries that remained outside of its control."

Richard Rohr on "The Spiral of Violence"
Any institution thought of as “too big to fail” or somehow above criticism has a strong possibility of diabolical misuse.

By Simon Peterson and Steven Strutt
A talk about the Book of Enoch, the giants, the daughters of Cain and other interesting speculation.

with Howard Storm
Howard Storm answer questions about hell and heaven. There is so much to learn from this fascinating interview!

By Michelle Phoenix
Perhaps the greatest motivator of deconstruction I’ve seen among the adults raised in ministry is un-Christlike Christians and the warped motivations that seem to contradict the basic tenets of what the Bible teaches."

By Keith Giles
Everything I am have been searching for has always been as close to me as my own heartbeat.

By Norman Solomon
Russia’s war in Ukraine — like the USA’s wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — should be understood as barbaric mass slaughter.

By Vaneetha Risner
Instead of throwing away the broken beloved pottery, we’ll fix it in a way that doesn’t pretend it hasn’t been broken but honors the breaking.

By Keith Giles
The entire process [in Genesis] is one of a continuing and ever-expanding series of separations. But something fascinating happens when Christ arrives on the scene: All of those separations are reversed.

By Chris Hedges
Russia has every right to feel threatened, betrayed, and angry. But to understand is not to condone.

By Brad Jersak
It’s certainly alarming to her parents, who catch her sneaking away to read the Old Testament tales of sex, drugs, and rock n’ roll unsupervised. They seriously considered hiding this contraband from her, but she is incorrigible.

By Pope Francis
You can say what you want about the Catholic Church, but the Pope is for sure preaching the Gospel!

By Mark McMillion
One of the greatest dangers... is the surge of sludge that flows at us night and day through every organ of the media...

By Richard Rohr
Christianity too often began by emphasizing the problem of separation (“original sin”) instead of beginning with the wonderful unity between creation and Creator.

By Vaneetha Risner
"I want to be present to the very moment I’m living in now, noticing what’s around me, experiencing everything the Lord has for me. In that very moment."

From Richard Rohr's blog
I now realize that everything I am have been searching for has always been as close to me as my own heartbeat. “Be still and know…” is perhaps the deepest wisdom I need to practice.

Narrated by Simon Petersen
In this vision of heaven, first published in 1898, Rebecca Springer describe life in heaven, the celestial homes, the river of life, the joyful reunions with loved ones, but best of all, meeting the Master, Jesus Himself.

By Richard Rohr
It can certainly lead us to wonder why so much of Christianity became so legalistic when we have at its very beginning a man who breaks the law to protect the dignity of the woman he loves.

By Vaneetha Risner
Aren’t we supposed to just praise God and thank him all the time?

By Mark McMillion
My love brings peace of mind when you are confused, rest when you are weary, and strength when you feel you cannot go on.

Jared & Pete Enns. Podcast
Among her last podcast interviews, recorded 2 months before her untimely passing. We offer this episode, unedited, in Rachel’s honor and as a testimony to her humor, insight, power, gentleness, and courage.

Jared & Pete Enns. Podcast from March 2017
A lively discussion with Rob Bell about his evolution in his thinking about the Bible.

Excerpt of interview Jim Cantelon with Dr. John Sanford
Is Mankind evolving or are we going downhill? (Thanks Dennis!)

By Vaneetha Risner
It’s embarrassing to admit... as someone who really loves Jesus, but it’s true. Some of the things that impact me most in my daily life, I pray about the least.

By Brian Zahnd
The justification for the perpetuation of war sacrifice is simple: because the previous sacrifices must “not have been in vain.”

By Vaneetha Risner
God moves people. He changes hearts. I always think it is my job to convince people to do something, but the Lord keeps showing me that only he can do that.

With Simon Petersen and Anthony
Conversion, commitment, pioneering, trusting God, witnessing, helping, creating comics and giving out tracts

By Richard Rohr
The Sermon on the Mount... focused on including the outsider, preferring the bottom to the top, a commitment to nonviolence, and choosing social poverty and divine union over any private perfection or sense of moral superiority.

The Pace of Being Known
This is the story of an American pastor whose desire to change the world grinds to a halt in a Scottish parish.

The whole world has been held hostage by an elite that, under the pretext of the pandemic, intends to create the conditions for the Great Reset and the establishment of the New World Order.

By Vaneetha Risner
Replacing “what if” with “even if” is one of the most liberating exchanges we can ever make.

By Virginia Brandt Berg
Do you believe that God has a plan for your life? Are you determined to find and follow that plan?

By Ideas Digest
Is Rob Bell really a heretic? Or did he discover that the words from the sacred texts are far removed from today's average American church?... and many other things.

By Keith Giles
Is God no where, or is God now here? Trying to explain quantum physics.

By Vaneetha Risner
Have you ever asked, even begged, God for something that would have been easy for him to do and seemed consistent with his will, but the answer was “no”?

By Richard Rohr
For Paul, salvation is something that is actually experienced. He wrote about the experience in so many ways because he was always trying to get a handle on it.

By Vaneetha Risner
We may have given up everything without much to show for it. We have no outcome we can boast about, no lasting fruit we can point to, no story to encourage others with.

By Richard Rohr
"But I say to you, love your enemies..." These are the most radical, political, and revolutionary words ever uttered.

Nightlight Show # 272
A good hour of good songs for your perusal - enjoy!

By Richard Rohr
God has communicated in a million ways that “I am your power,” but we do not believe and trust what we cannot see or prove. Instead, we bow down to lesser kings (like institutions, nations, wars, ideologies, etc.)

By Dr. Hormoz Shariat
God impressed on his heart, "I am going to do a great work in Iran and change that nation forever, and I am giving you the honour to be a part of it."

By Anna
Rather than a chronological account of our trip, which took about 8 days, I thought to go by topics. Many of the pictures tell the story.

By Johan Peters & Dennis Edwards
Ed: I lived in Thailand for five years and had learned that Buddha pointed to Jesus hundreds of years before He arrived, but I never knew the details until now.

By Amy Chumbley
There I said it. I think I heard you gasp in horror. I feel ashamed for saying it. But let me tell you why.

By Munther Isaac
In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus didn’t say, “Blessed are the peace prayers.” He said, “Blessed are the peacemakers.”

By Vaneetha Risner
These simple four words that have fueled me through the mundane and the monumental. Somehow they brought clarity and strength when I needed it. Direction when I felt overwhelmed.

By Brian Zahnd
When slight change is perceived as positive we call it progress. But paradigmatic change, radical change is another thing altogether. We call that revolution.

With Mark McMillian
A conversation about how to make sense of what's going on and where we stand in regards to the Time of the End.

By William Lane Craig
I relate to his story, my experience with Jesus was similar and my life of faith, although not academic, has been similar. ~ Paul

By Vaneetha Risner
As a child, I tried to hide my limp. I wanted to walk as straight as I could so people wouldn’t see my disability. I needed to look normal. I wanted to fit in.

By Keith Giles
Building holy structures and obsessing about sin has little to do with what God wants.

By Pete Enns
The act of reimagining God in ways that reflect our time and place is self-evident, unavoidable, and necessary."

By Paul Buckley & Thomas Hamm
Quakers, or "Friends" are fiercely opposed to war and opression, this has led them to play a pivotal role in history.

By Keith Giles
“What are the commands of Jesus that you are actively obedient to on a daily basis?”

By Steven Pinker, The Guardian
Ed: Keep in mind this article is from 2018. With the Pandemic negative news has risen exponentially!

A message from Jesus
My love brings peace of mind when you are confused, rest when you are weary, and strength when you feel you cannot go on.

By Keith Giles
Don’t let the cement of your faith harden. Remain teachable. Hold loosely to your doctrines.

William Tyndale Story full movie 1986
A simple God-seeking man, William Tyndale somehow became one of the most wanted men in England and all of Europe. The task was translating the Bible into English.

Peter Howell | Michael Bertenshaw | James Downie
John Wycliffe is a dramatic biography of the life of the 14th century scholar and cleric who translated the Bible into English for the first time.

Why We Need a Ban on Dangerous Gain-of-Function Research
organicconsumers.org posted a video explaining why we need to ban biological weapon's research

By Bruxy Cavey
Here are some thoughts on how Christ-followers can experience inner peace even when living under unjust, ungodly, or even just unstable political powers.

By Keith Giles
The first thing I did when I got back from the war was to bury my gun in the back yard... Not that I expected it to grow. Quite the opposite. I hoped to lay all my memories of blood and death to rest once and for all.

By Brian Zahnd
I don’t own a shotgun or a hunting rifle for the same reason I don’t own golf clubs...

By Mark McMillion
A viewpoint about the current chaotic conditions in the world

By Fr. Richard Rohr
It's so easy to judge and critique the injustices around us, but...

By Anna
In her blog Anna is looking back over the year

By Mark McMillion
Fulfillment of prophecy is one of the greatest proofs of a supernatural God who has a plan for mankind and is steering events toward an ultimate showdown between Light and Darkness.

Abby Martin interview with Peter Phillips
The world is going off the rails for one simple fact: "The love of money is the root of all evil" maybe that's why Jesus said, "You cannot serve God and Mammon!" - here's proof!

By Cold Case Christianity
There are good reasons to believe angelic beings exist... But another question still lingers: why did God create angel beings exist in the first place?

By Simon Wenham
George Müller (1805–1898) is less known for the life-changing discovery he made in 1841, which lay behind the deep joy and faith that defined and drove his ministry.

By Jared Byas, M.A.
Co-author on Pete Enn's site - in the last chapter of my book you will see I tend to agree with his take on the subject.

By Adelle M. Banks

By Brian Zahnd

By Brian Zahnd

By Keith Giles
Is salvation a one time thing or a constant process - or perhaps both?

By Tripp Bond
A contemplation in beauty, truth and how they are intrinsically connected

By Gretchen Reynolds (NYT)

By Fr. Richard Rohr
You can draw a circle to shut people out, or draw a wide circle to bring people in.

By Keith Giles
A cryptic sign from the early church era

By Richard Rohr

By Sarah Bessey Kate Bowler

By Richard Rohr

By Peri Zahnd

By Mark Mcmillion

By Hollie McKay

By Brian Zahnd

By Keith Giles

By Monica Harris

About Julian of Norwich

By Mark McMillion

By Keith Giles

By Christa Black Gifford

By Fr. Richard Rohr

By Mark McMillion

By Reverend Dr. Christian Hofreiter

By David Brandt Berg - 1974

By Fr. Richard Rohr

By A. Johnson

By Daniele Bendandi

By Clare Bruce

By Khaled Diab

By Cesar Carballo

By Rebecca Abbott

By Mark Ellis (a book review)

By Jeffrey P. Tomkins, Ph.D

By Pete Enns

By NuBeat

By Sofo Archon

By Mark Mcmillion

By Mark Ellis

By Margaret Manning Shull

By Wayne Jackson

By Suzie Eller

By Bruxy Cavey

By Mark McMillion

By Richard Rohr

By Leif Hetland

By Brian Zahnd

By Pete Enns

By Brian Zahnd
More musical insights

By Brian Zahnd

By Debbie McDaniel

By Jesse Carey

By Rachel Dawson

By Mark McMillion

By God Reports

By Mark McMillion

By Adrian Salbuchi

By Rachel Held Evans

By Mark McMillion

By Hope TerKeurst Houser

By Michael Ramsden

By Mike Wild

By Brandon Cox

By Rowland V. Bingham

By Annie Olson

By Amy Carroll

By Scott Hubbard

By Sarah Bessey

By Marvin Kehler

By Andrea Lucado

By J. Warner Wallace

By Cathy Free

By Eric Schmitt

By Ben Paynter

By Cathy Free

By Bruxy Cavey

By Anna

By Kelly Flanagan

By Mark McMillion

By Shane Parrish

By Allison Kade

By Farnam Street

By Taylor Luck

By James Perloff

By Anna Perlini

By Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry

By Wayne Jackson

By Marcel Schwantes

By Esther Wilding

By Brian Zahnd

By J.R. Miller

By Dale Hanson Bourke

By Jeff K. Clarke

By Barbara J. Elliott

By Alice Speri

By Brett Scott, The Guardian

By Michelle Phoenix

By Brian Zahnd

The Economist

The Independent

By Rodger Alford

With Jeff Blackburn & Dr. John Walton

By Michael J. Coren

By Mark McMillion

By Natasha Pradhan

By AP

By Brian Zahnd

Vatican News
Pope Francis talks about an "ambivalence" created by the world of finance and commerce.

By Drew Harwell

By Conor O’Clery

By Curtis Peter van Gorder

By Dena Johnson

By Lisa Rapaport

By Alastair McAlpine

By John Blake

By Kathryn Schulz

By Dr. Kelly Flanagan

By Brian Zahnd

By Tony Merida

By Jim Clemmer

By Mark McMillion

By Andy Newman

By Mark McMillion

By Brian Zahnd

By Fred­er­ick M. Leh­manTaylor Luck

an interview

By Conor O'Clery

By Daniele Bendandi

By Brian Zahnd
Reformation wasn’t nearly radical enough. The new Protestant churches quickly became the state churches of the emerging nation-states of Northern Europe. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

By Jesse Carey

By Chris McCullough

By Benjamin L. Corey

By John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera

By Mark McMillion

By Simon Wenham

By Lisa Sharon Harper

By Peter A.

By Joseph Candel

By Matthew Walther

By Lorna Dyck

By Charles Mathewes and Evan Sandsmark

By Richard Gunderman

By Andrea Lucado

By Dr. Kelly Flanagan

By James Bishop

By Mustafa Akyol

By Paul Young

By Guillaume Bignon

By Carl Medearis

by "Answers in Genesis"

By Brian Zahnd

By rebbekkamessenger

By What's Up Doc?

By Andrea Lucado

By Benjamin L. Corey

By Mark Mcmillion

By Emily McFarlan Miller

By Brian Zahnd

By Stephen Mattson

By Beth Woolsey

By Walter Scheidel

With Lorna Subritzky

By Dr. Kelly Flanagan

By Activated

By John Pilger

By Perry Garfinkel

By Andrew Merle

By Ruth Malhotra

By Timothy Keller

Christian Stories & Great Inspirations
At 21st Century Christianity We Know that With all the Wiz, Bam, & Boom of Today's High Tech, Some Things Still Never Change! The Human Hearts' Need for Love, Truth, Hope, Salvation, & Real Friendship are Things that Will Not Vary. They are a Fundamental Part of our Essence and Nature. Come With Us As We Clear Away The Rubble & Get Back to the Basics of What Jesus Taught & Brought So Many Years Ago.

By Nicholas Kristof

By Robyn Dixon

By unknown

By Mark McMillion

By Laura Kasinof

By Thomas Christianson

By Timothy Keller

By Jerry Paladino

By Bryan Stevenson

By Daniele Bendandi

By Timothy Alberino

By Allison Barrett Carter

By Bernie Sanders

By Bear Grylls

By Michelle Boorstein

By Miko Peled

By Beth Moore

By Chelsea Roff

By Chris Gilmore

By Mark Manson

By Carl Medearis

By Mark McMillion

By Kris Valotton

By Vincent Alocada

By Nadette De Visser

By Dr. Robert Lanza

By David Brooks

By Greg Boyd

By NIGHTLIGHT

By Mary Ann Ware

By Gretchen Reynolds

By J. Warner Wallace

By Stephen Mattson

By Lynne Shaffer

By Somini Sengupta

By Anonymous

By John Stoker

By Muammar Gaddafi, April 17, 2011

By Greg Koukl

By Rachel Macy Stafford

By Molly Jackson

By J. Warner Wallace

By Richard Macauley

By Joel Achenbach

By Natasha Singer

By Ramit Sethi

By Brian J. Lucas, Loran Nordgren

By Xiao Xu

By Tony Schwartz

By Mark McMillion

By James Clear

By Andre and Mary-Anne Rabe

By Michael Holtz

By Daily Mail

By Lauran Neergaard

By Mark McMillion

In his own words

By Mark McMillion

By Paul Joseph Watson

By Bonita Jewel

By Jerry Paladino

By Brad Tuttle

By Elizabeth Segran

By John Hope Bryant

By AFP

By James Kelly

By Samuel Alexander

By Peter Singer

By Reverend John Powell

from Pope Francis

from San Francisco Chronicle

by Stephen in True Stories

by David Brooks, NY Times

By Glencorse & Shakya, NY Times

by Denzel Washington

~ David Brooks - New York Times

by Maria Doehler - just1thing.com

by Christian Post Guest Voices

by "Daily World News"

Healing Power of Prayer Undeniable

by Alex Newman

A compilation

by Maria Doehler

By Maria Fontaine

A compilation

By John Pavlovitz

by D.B.B.

by Daniele Bendandi

by Maria Doehler

The Story Of Josiah Henson
A the slave and his tribulations and adventures.

by Mark Mcmillion

By Eric Metaxas

Instead of a Slave to Religion-Made Certainty

on Anything in 13 Minutes

by Daniele Bendandi

TFI Daily News

by Mark McMillion

by Daniele Bendandi

World News for World Changers

Have scientists proved it? - Daily mail

with Paul Young ('The Shack' Author)

Words from Jesus

The Story of Aaron Swartz

A compilation

by Andy Stanley

By J. Warner Wallace

By Scott MacGregor

A compilation

by Richard Johnston

By Mark McMillion

By Maria Doehler

Words from Jesus

By Mark McMillion

By Peter Amsterdam

By Endtime Upgrade

A compilation

By Lysa TerKeurst

By Maria Doehler

Breakpoint, April 2

by Maria Doehler

A compilation

by Janet Kluck
A Podcast

Surpasses Impossible Odds

After Death Experience
http://www.backtothebible.org/index.php/Stewardship-Resources/Investing-in-the-Future.html

by Woodrow Kroll

for the wealthy

Good God? (J. Lennox)

Pope Francis

by Scott MacGregor

but there's always Gandhi

Act Well Thy Part

from a Syrian pastor

Chapters 1 to 12

An Activated article

By Allan Trenholm (Sequel to Journey to Tricon)

Via Fight for your Faith Blog

By Joseph Candle
What does it mean for you?