Why should churches and church leaders be in politics?
Sadly, churches that try to stay out of politics can be easily misled.
Wallace B. Henley
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Wallace Henley is a former pastor, White House, and congressional aide. He served eighteen years as a teaching pastor at Houston's Second Baptist Church. Wallace, the author of more than twenty books, now does conferences on the church and culture, church growth and leadership. He is the founder of Belhaven University's Master of Ministry Leadership Degree.
His latest book, Who Will Rule the Coming ‘Gods’?, offers groundbreaking spiritual insight into emerging AI technologies.
What is the role of the Church in the political world?
Should churches be involved in politics? Yes, but as the Church, not the religious wing of a party or campaign organization.
Should we worry about Biden's, Trump's vision for America?
What do Trump and Biden really think about the Transcendent One and their relationship to Him? That is the most important question if we are to avoid the horrors of chaos.
What is the 'big thing' Jesus spoke about? Second Coming, End Times?
The conversation with the disciples on the slopes of the Mount of Olives continues until it encompasses the End Times and the signs of the apocalypse.
Something big coming?
This is the spirit in which leaders should go forward in the present age of chaos and instability as something big shakes the very foundations of our enterprises.
How can we avert civilizational collapse?
January 2024 is upon us and unless we return to the strong structures of civilization, the collapse may appear before January 2040.
Christmas and the heart of the cosmos
Keep Christ in Christmas or there will be no Christmas.
The intensifying tsunami of spiritual revival
As a young secular journalist in the 1960s I witnessed and wrote about the impact of charismatic renewal upon the Catholic Church. It was transformative in many ways, opening the Church to a renewal of faith and commitment.
Biblical principles for aging joyfully: Building a spiritual legacy (part 3)
C.S. Lewis wrote that as we think of the future, if we “aim at Heaven you will get Earth thrown in but aim at Earth and you get neither.”
Biblical principles for joyful aging (part 2)
it’s important when we climb Mount Hoary to see the differences between mere happiness and true joy. Here are a few: Happiness is contingent, based on what is happening around us, but Joy is continual, based on what is happening within us.
