Franklin Graham, the famous evangelist and son of the late Billy Graham, is as well-known for his political activism as he is for his Christian ministry. In the course of that activism, Graham made a Facebook post about North Carolina’s infamous “bathroom bill,” which required people using public bathrooms to use that bathroom which corresponded … Read more
“Sister Missionaries” in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints no longer have to wear skirts while on mission. They can now, thanks to a decree of the Mormon church, wear pants. In particular, they can wear dress slacks, specifically. Sister Missionaries serve in 407 missions around the world, and up until now, … Read more
Fred Butler was called by Brannon Howse the “Grace to You Mailroom Guy.” Butler is more than that. He’s the unofficial resident blogger at Grace to You, who for some reason heads up GTY’s Senior Citizen volunteer division (or something like that) instead of doing what seems to make far more sense, which is writing … Read more
Usually when we cover someone butchering the Scriptural narrative to push Marxist ideology it’s Timothy Keller. This time around it’s another New York liberal, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Ocasio-Cortez, the congresswoman-elect for New York’s congressional district has apparently picked up on cues from Christian liberals like Keller, Russell Moore, and the other leftist evangelicals who insist that … Read more
[LMT Online] A Houston group that projected the message “Jesus was a migrant” onto the walls of several Houston buildings says leaders of Lakewood Church summoned police to remove its crew from a public sidewalk. Over three hours Sunday evening, members of Indivisible Houston projected the message onto a wall at Discovery Green park and on buildings … Read more
It is common, at Christmas time, for globalists to repeat the narrative that the Christ-child was an illegal refugee. The desire to end the nation-state would betray their hope for individual liberty and civil rights, as such things are not guaranteed in their international communitarian utopian hope. However, it’s our goal as polemicists to set-right … Read more
[SOVEREIGN NATIONS] Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant lamented how many unborn African American babies are aborted during a press conference Monday. The pro-life governor asked why there is no outrage in the media about “the genocide of 20 million African American children,” the Jackson Free Press reports. National Right to Life President Carol Tobias joined him at … Read more
[HuffPost] Double, double toil and trouble ― watch the rise of witchery bubble. Those interested in religion and spirituality have noticed that 2018 was a landmark year for the visibility of ancient natural religions, and those who are drawn to their principles and practices. Call it the Season of the Witch. While there are male witches, … Read more
Supporters of Pulpit & Pen via Patreon (or other financial venues) at the Expositor Level receive free books in the mail every month. Like last month, this month, Patreon Expositors will get TWO books. One will be Christianity & Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen and the other will be Christianity and the Craft (about Freemasonry) … Read more
It has been a tumultuous year for Global Vision Bible Church (GVBC) in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee and internet celebrity Greg Locke, the church’s controversial pastor. The year began with the separation of Locke from his wife of two decades. That separation turned to divorce and, shortly thereafter, Locke married his church secretary (and rumored girlfriend) … Read more
