Tag Archives: Michael Johnson

November 2023 Call to Prayer

Posted on November 13, 2023 by David E Smith

Fervent praying can accomplish much for and in the kingdom of God. The English word fervent simply means “impassioned, forceful, passionate, heartfelt, powerful, and wholehearted.” The verse seems to indicate that a passionate, wholehearted prayer will accomplish much, implying that a half-hearted prayer will not be as effective. Do we pray in faith really believing and expecting God to answer our prayer and grant our requests if they are in line with His will?

Posted in Faith | Tagged Chicago Board of Education, Mariyah Green, Michael Johnson | Comments Off

If You Care About Children and America’s Future, Keep Your Kids Out of Public Schools

Posted on March 9, 2022 by David E Smith

Once upon a time, I held a naïve hope that public education could be pried loose from the iron grip of self-righteous, presumptuous, intolerant, diversity-loathing, illiberal, idea-banning, bullying leftists fluent in Newspeak. That was then. This is now.

Now I know that is not possible—at least not in time to educate properly children who are currently in school or soon-to-be in school. There are good signs that a movement is afoot to challenge the MAN—who now is a homosexual, drag queen who uses the pronouns fae, faer, faers, and faerself.

Posted in Education | Tagged American Library Association, anti-bullying, anti-racism, Bullying, detransitioning, Eu Clair Area School District, gender identity, GLSEN, Illinois General Assembly, Illinois Safe Schools Alliance, Michael Johnson, Modern Language Association, Pronoun Wars, racism, rapid-onset gender dysphoria, Robert P. George, Safe Spaces | Comments Off

Faith Leaders Confuse Christians

Posted on September 19, 2018 by Benjamin D. Smith

Before the sexual revolution took root in America’s cultural institutions, there existed pervasive agreement—both explicit and tacit—about sexuality, marriage, children’s rights, and religious liberty. Sexual immorality of all forms existed but was appropriately stigmatized... Now such forms of immorality are not merely out of the closet, in city and suburban centers, and in broad daylight but in our schools and even houses of worship.

Posted in Sexuality | Tagged Denny Burke, Eve Tushnet, Greg Coles, Greg Johnson, Joel Belz, Kevin DeYoung, Michael Johnson, Nate Collins, Pastors, Presbyterian Church in America, Revoice Conference, Rob Rienow, Rosaria Butterfield, Sam Allberry, The Sexual Revolution, Wesley Hill | Comments Off