News Articles by Paul Brewster

MADISON, Ind. (BP) -- Fall is nearly in full swing. Leaves are turning color, Saturdays are filled with football, pumpkins are gracing doorsteps and firewood is stockpiled.

In defending the biblical definition of marriage, Christians should not shy away from arguments based on Scripture, says columnist and pastor Paul Brewster.

Instead of viewing Hilary Rosen's "mom" comment as a "gotcha" political moment, Christians should evaluate why these ideas that homemaking and childrearing are second-class endeavors are prevalent, says pastor and columnist Paul Brewster.

One of the causes of the London riots? From the cradle upward, society has taught youth they were animals, different from apes only in species and skills, not in essence, says columnist and pastor Paul Brewster.

MADISON, Ind. (BP)--It is official: theological literacy in America has reached a new low.

MADISON, Ind. (BP)--No place in America is exempt from the violence that saturates our society. That point was made forcefully to me several weeks ago when 17 year old Andrew Conley, hailing from a small town just up the road, allegedly murdered his helpless 10 year old brother, Conner.

MADISON, Ind. (BP)–Many Southern Baptists are watching from a distance as the Great Commission Task Force goes about its work. As comments from the formal listening sessions, buzz in the blogosphere, and published responses show, present opinion is divided on the advisability of this undertaking. Given the nature of the project, and the consistent disposition […]

MADISON, Ind. (BP)--Pastor Steven Anderson of the Faithful Word Baptist Church in Tempe, Ariz., recently made the news by preaching a vitriolic message aimed at President Obama.

HAMPSTEAD, N.C. (BP)--When I was about 13 years old, my Boy Scout troop made the trek from Arkansas to Colorado.

HAMPSTEAD, N.C. (BP)--Few things reveal the hollowness of American Christianity with any more clarity than the collapse of Thanksgiving.