Dealing With a President You Don’t Like Posted: Nov 07, 2012 by David Jones No matter what your political leanings, some leaders are easier to like than others. There is a sense of confidence and peace when we know someone is in office that sees things the way we do. If you follow politics, your experience may mirror my own: excitement and optimism when an election goes my way; depression, worry, and despair when someone is elected with whom I passionately disagree.   Read the full article…

Will My Faith Fit In the Voting Booth? Posted: Oct 10, 2012 by Jeremy Crittenden It seems as though it never ends. Even though most major elections in the United States only occur every two years, it feels like the campaign ads, attacks, and arguing never cease. Because the system is relentless, many Americans lose the thrill and excitement that our forefathers desired and died to obtain: the freedom to vote. Many young adult Christians are equally disillusioned by the process as well.   Read the full article…

Should Christians Practice Socialism? Posted: Feb 23, 2012 by Shane Enete Does the book of Acts prove the early New Testament church was a socialistic society? Should Christians become socialists?   Read the full article…