Month: December, 2013

Our Veterans Need More Than a Day, They Need a Career

America is home to 21.2 million veterans — men and women who were willing to risk their lives for our

7 Ways Pastoring Has Changed in Thirty Years

In early 1984, I began serving as a pastor for the first time. I would ultimately serve four churches as

An Ironic Ecumenism: The Global War on Christians (Part 2)

You’d think that Christians would be completely safe in the land of Gandhi. Unfortunately, you’d be wrong. If I

Why Do We Have a Medicaid Program?

I am a physician who volunteers at the Zarephath Health Center, a non-government charity clinic in central NJ, where volunteers

The Truth About Wealth Inequality

Great Ministry, Pound For Pound

Stymied by Self-Obsession?

'Obamacare' Website Glitch: It's Not an Error Page, It's a Queue, WH Says

While some users have experienced difficulty logging onto Healthcare.gov, also known as the “Obamacare website,” the White House explained that

Study: Poor Mental Health, Suicide, Casual Sex are Interrelated

A new study out of Ohio State University shows there is a cyclical relationship between casual sex and mental health

Secularism Among Jewish Millennials Presents an Opportunity for Christians to Share the Gospel, Messianic Jews Say

A new survey by the Pew Research Center shows that young Jews do not consider religion as a key component