War, violence, and general aggression saturate our everyday lives. Libertarian Christians affirm the non-aggression principle, but does that mean they are pacifists? Is the NAP sufficient for a Christian, or must we walk an even narrower path as we follow the Prince of Peace – something easier said than done.Â
After some controversial remarks made by Liberty University’s Jerry Falwell, Jr. during a chapel service last month, John Piper was ...
Sometimes you read an article and it strikes you as extremely important for your walk with Christ – what follows ...
In this guest post LCC welcomes Matthew Gilliland, libertarian writer and speaker. He holds a J.D. from North Carolina Central ...
English Baptist minister Robert Hall (1764-1831) was the namesake and youngest child of fourteen born to a Baptist minister. One ...
Brian Zahnd is the founder and lead pastor at Word of Life Church in St. Joseph, Missouri. He is the ...
I cannot overstate my excitement to promote Brian Zahnd’s latest book, A Farewell to Mars. I am passionate about the message ...
Kurt Willems of the Theology Curator podcast joins us to talk about why Jesus was political, how Jesus did politics, ...
Should anarchists make a minarchist argument to win statists over? Does being a minarchist make you unlibertarian? WHat would disqualify ...
Did Jesus really say that his followers could never use violence? Are there circumstances whereby a person should reluctantly use ...
Do Christians need to be pacifists? What would that even mean or look like? Is it wrong to use a ...
Mass shootings, gun control Protest with a football North Korea, South Korea, Rajoy as Franco No, it’s not a new ...
As part of our summer lineup, we’re revisiting several of the most popular and informative talks given at Christians for ...
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