Posted by Patrick Briney, Ph.D. on July 15, 2011
I have been involved in college ministry for over thirty years and have experienced the pressure of humanism’s attack. I have seen young people buckle under the weight of unanswered questions. I have seen young people abandon their “blind” faith for a “seeing” science. I have seen young people convert from irrational dogmatism to a reasoned world view. I have seen young people torn between choosing an impractical religion or a humanistic philosophy that offers relevant explanations. I have seen young people discard tradition for practicality, relevance, and reason.
God has burdened my heart to help youth understand the reasons for their faith, to show them the reasonableness of Biblical doctrine and values, to prepare them for the humanistic attack, and to expose Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by LTIA on July 4, 2011
With the imminent beginning of this year’s [2011] Leadership Training Institute of America (LTIA) sessions and my son Michael’s preparations for LTIA, I am reminded that I wanted to communicate to you about the great blessing that LTIA was to me last year and how that blessing has played out.
I was raised in a family that voted in all elections as a civic privilege, but political Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Joshua Pettijohn on July 3, 2011
Friday concluded the 15th Leadership Training Institute of America National Conference, which was a week packed with world view training, effective networking and studies of America’s godly heritage. Students were challenged to be critical thinkers, and armed with the tools to explain their faith. This successful conference Read the rest of this entry »
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I have been involved in college ministry for over thirty years and have experienced the pressure of humanism’s attack. I have seen young people buckle under the weight of unanswered questions. I have seen young people abandon their “blind” faith for a “seeing” science. I have seen young people convert from irrational dogmatism to a reasoned world view. I have seen young people torn between choosing an impractical religion or a humanistic philosophy that offers relevant explanations. I have seen young people discard tradition for practicality, relevance, and reason.
