What does it mean to have faith in Jesus? — www.gotquestions.org — Readability

What does it mean to have faith in Jesus? — www.gotquestions.org — Readability: "The Bible uses the phrase “faith in Jesus” synonymously with belief in Jesus as Savior. Romans 3:22–23 says that “righteousness is given through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe. There is no difference between Jew and Gentile, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” When we place our faith in Jesus, we believe in Him, and God grants His righteousness to us."

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What does it mean to believe in Jesus? — www.gotquestions.org — Readability

What does it mean to believe in Jesus? — www.gotquestions.org — Readability: "“Do you believe in Jesus?” seems like a strange question. It sounds like the same question as “Do you believe in Santa Claus?” or “Do you believe in aliens?” But the question “Do you believe in Jesus?” is asking far more than “Do you believe that Jesus Christ existed/exists?” The true meaning of the question is “Do you believe Jesus Christ is who the Bible says He is, and are you trusting Him as your Savior?”"

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Denmark Retains Strong Christian Population — www.breakingchristiannews.com — Readability

Denmark Retains Strong Christian Population — www.breakingchristiannews.com — Readability: "The supposed individualization of Scandinavian societies does not, in other words, apply to Danish religious practices, the researchers conclude.

"We know from numerous international studies within sociology, as well as our own research, that people tend to keep the religious values impressed on them during childhood."

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"Love Boat" Captain Now an Ambassador for Christ — www.breakingchristiannews.com — Readability

"Love Boat" Captain Now an Ambassador for Christ — www.breakingchristiannews.com — Readability: "Now 82, MacLeod has just released a memoir entitled, "This is Your Captain Speaking: My Fantastic Voyage Through Hollywood, Faith & Life.""

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Ohio pastor viciously beaten by militant atheist — www.mychristiandaily.com — Readability

Ohio pastor viciously beaten by militant atheist — www.mychristiandaily.com — Readability: "A pastor in Ohio was viciously beaten after a self-described militant atheist knocked him to the ground

for asking his girlfriend if she felt safe with the man."

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Silence Regarding the Global Assault on Christians — patriotupdate.com — Readability

Silence Regarding the Global Assault on Christians — patriotupdate.com — Readability: "Recently the assault on Christianity has become so blatant that the persecution seen overseas is finally reaching our shores.  In the past the persecution was somewhat subtle with occasional comments or off-handed jokes that when exposed brought a full rebuke from the media, as well as civic and government leaders.  However things have changed and in many instances we now find the media and government officials leading the charge in persecuting Christians in the United States."

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Words of Comfort: A letter from an atheist... — www.onthebox.us — Readability

Words of Comfort: A letter from an atheist... — www.onthebox.us — Readability: "“You are really convinced that you’ve got all the answers. You’ve really got yourself tricked into believing that you’re 100% right. Well, let me tell you just one thing. Do you consider yourself to be compassionate of other humans?"

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‘Jesus’ On Pastor’s Wife’s Tombstone Denied, Deemed Offensive — godfatherpolitics.com — Readability

‘Jesus’ On Pastor’s Wife’s Tombstone Denied, Deemed Offensive — godfatherpolitics.com — Readability: "Pastor Mark Baker, of Harvest Baptist Church in Ovid, Colorado, just lost his wife Linda due to cancer.  One of Linda’s last requests was that her tombstone would be inscribed with a Christian Ichthus fish with name of Jesus in the center.  Pastor Baker relayed Linda’s request to Shawn Rewoldt, the director of the city cemetery in Sterling, Colorado.  To the pastor’s surprise, Rewoldt told him that the Ichthus fish would be okay, but that he would not approve of the inscription of Jesus’ name on the tombstone."

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