Join our speakers as they tackle the tough questions from the State of Our Dis-Union: Symposium.
The State of Our Dis-Union: Day Three
Mary Weller: Gender and the Gospel: The Beauty of Distinction in a Culture of ConfusionThis presentation compares the lesser-known realities of “gender transition journeys” and trans-activism with the biblical and scientific reality of who we are as essentially gendered people. This conflict of ideas affects our young. How and why should believers speak truth in […]
Globalism: The State of Our Disunion
Globalism and the Great Reset have cosmic implications that affect more issues than the economy and climate change. Ms. Pamela Frost joins the podcast to discuss this neo-tower of Babel.
When Beauty is Dangerous: Avatar and the Seduction of Global Neopaganism
Many of us go to blockbuster sci-fi movies simply to be entertained, for the special effects and the thrill of the ride. We don’t go to think. If thrills and effects are the gold-standard, Avatar is Fort Knox. It’s the ultimate I-Max experience: gorgeously filmed in 3-D, loaded with exciting action, wowing the imagination. Christians […]
51: Everything Must Change
This is the first version of a NewsCWiPP under the new title InsideOut. Our ministry has changed its name to truthxchange. Our website, truthxchange.com, has a new look, new content, including audio and a blog. Now you can all react and interact. InsideOut seeks to examine what is happening on the inside (or underside) of events, […]
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