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Change to Really Believe In

  • by Michael Kelley
The current U.S. presidential race offers starkly different visions for the future. Which vision more closely aligns with the Bible? And what is God’s vision of the ultimate government the world so badly needs?
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Like a Dove

Like a Dove

  • by Lorelei Nettles
What do doves and Christians have in common?
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When People Fail Us

When People Fail Us

  • by Beyond Today Editor
Monday I read that Ron Paul asked the United Nations to force the owners of RonPaul.com to give the web domain to him. It's an ironic story because Ron Paul is famously against America being part of of the United Nations. So for him to ask it to take action is pretty potent hypocrisy.

No Politics After 6 P.M.

  • by Darris McNeely
Good personal relationships. Working through sincere differences of opinion. This is what life is all about.

World News and Trends- America's "New Era of Engagement": Where will it lead?

  • by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
A feature article in USA Today stated: "With President Obama presiding over an historic session, the UN Security Council unanimously approved a U.S. sponsored resolution ... committing all nations to work for a nuclear weapons-free world. Russia, China and developing nations supported the measure, giving it global clout and strong political backing" (Associated Press, "UN Aim: Nuclear-Free World...

Sounding a Warning

  • by Clyde Kilough
Humanity is heading down its own perilous road toward a far more serious type of bankruptcy.

Don't Cry For Me Argentina

  • by Darris McNeely
Another leading American politician goes up in flames. How sad, how tragic and how unnecessary.

Great Britain's Scandal Plagued Parliament

  • by Darris McNeely
any lament the lack of values and adherence to a Judeo-Christian religious ethic that puts the Ten Commandments squarely in the center of a moral life.

1848, 1989, 2009 Could We See Another Year of Revolutions?

  • by Melvin Rhodes
For more than a century, 1848 was famously described as the Year of Revolutions, as nations all across Europe were convulsed by demonstrations and civil strife that led to the collapse of the old order. More than a hundred years passed before the same thing happened again at the fall of Russia's communist empire. As people continue to lose everything in the current economic turmoil and anger...

What's Next for the World Economy: Possible Trade War?

  • by Mario Seiglie
Clearly, the most important news around the world today is the serious financial crisis and its consequences as growing unemployment strikes family and friends near and far. News articles around the world are now focusing on another dangerous economic bubble bursting before our very eyes. Where could these latest financial woes lead, and how can we best prepare?

The Value of a Good Name

  • by David Cobb
For vertical thinkers, these sad examples show the wisdom of God—"A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, loving favor rather than silver and gold" (Proverbs 22:1).

Sound Bite Decisions or Heart

  • by Frank Dunkle
Wouldn't it be nice if we could, like God, see below the surface of a candidate and look at his or her "heart"—the character and substance of the person?

Could Jesus Christ Be Elected President?

  • by Howard Davis
As the United States enters the final weeks of a hotly contested presidential election campaign, this is a good time to ask a crucial question: Could Jesus Christ be elected president?