Herzl, Dreyfus, and Antisemitism Today
There’s been much written and discussed in the past few months about antisemitism. On the day I sat down to write this, in the news,…
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By Mike Dente
There’s been much written and discussed in the past few months about antisemitism. On the day I sat down to write this, in the news,…
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By Aaron Campbell
This Article Was Originally Published On Jan 18, 2021 The year was 1989, and I was a freshman in high school. I was sitting at…
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By Dominick Hernández
Editor’s Note: Editor’s Note: This article was previously published on September 16, 2021. This year (2023), the 10th day of the Jewish month of Tishrei…
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By Dominick Hernández
Editor’s Note: This article was previously published on September 15, 2021. This year (2023), the 10th day of the Jewish month of Tishrei runs from…
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By Mike Dente
Calling and desire, though close in emotional intensity, aren’t the same thing. I’ve known people come to serve with all the proper credentials, with holy…
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By Sharon Markey
Located in Western Ukraine, the city of Ternopil has been mostly untouched by the Russian invasion. In the midst of the chaos of war, Ternopil has been a safe haven. It is here that the music ministry of…
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By Calvary Global Network
Welcome to “Voices from Ukraine”, a mini-series inside look at the resilience, faith, and service of Calvary Chapel believers in Ukraine during the difficult months since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in February 2022. In this special edition, we…
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By Brian Brodersen
On Thursday, May 18th, I, along with many others, read the sad news that Tim Keller was being sent home from the hospital and put into hospice care. The situation seemed dire, except that Tim had expressed his…
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By Karissa Valadez
If you spend any amount of time online or on social media, you are likely aware of the global microscope that is currently examining the…
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By Sharon Markey
Svieta and her husband Ruslan had two daughters and lived in Mykolaiv, Ukraine. Svieta had a flourishing business as a specialty baker, and her husband…
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By Sharon Markey
By Sharon Markey, with Olya Syniuk as co-author You never get used to war. Over a year has passed since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The news cycle may have moved on, but the war…
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By Brian Brodersen
Jesus Revolution has taken Hollywood by storm. The Lionsgate production has broken box office records, becoming the company’s highest-grossing movie since 2019, at well above…
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By Jeff Gipe
By Jeff E. Gipe, with contributions from Mary Pero. Like millions of others, I spent the month of February binge watching the latest season of…
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By Calvary Chapel
Revival is a topic that has been on the minds of many Christians recently, particularly those who have been following the events at Asbury University. While some may be hesitant to jump on the bandwagon of excitement, it…
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By Cara Denney
5:00 a.m. I awoke abruptly to my phone ringing in my apartment in Budapest, Hungary. It was February 24, 2022. “They’re bombing Kyiv. We’re at…
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By Karissa Valadez
In the 2001 cult classic Zoolander, Will Farrell plays Mugatu, the movie’s antagonist. This evil villain of the fashion world, who intends to use male…
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By Riley Taylor
The most basic definition of prayer that I’ve ever seen comes from Ronald Rolheiser, who defines it as “lifting mind and heart to God.” [1] He means that when people pray, they are simply giving attention to what’s…
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By Riley Taylor
A new video series from pastor Riley Taylor and friends, all about the intersection between the spiritual world and the media arts. Riley and his team are diving into film and television to examine how we as Christians…
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