More By Mark Jenkins
Many Christians are indignantly insisting that people stop de-Christifying the celebration of Christmas in the name of political correctness. Are they even aware of this holiday’s decidedly non-Christian origins?
By Mark Jenkins, Article from the August 2011 Trumpet Print Edition »
A determined, dangerous army is working
to take down the mightiest nation on Earth—but nobody even knows who the soldiers are.
By Mark Jenkins, Article from the May/June 2009 Trumpet Print Edition »
For thousands of years, people have gathered at sunrise on Sunday to worship. Even before the Catholic Church began, Romans would face the east and worship the rising sun. That pagan sun worship is, in fact, the origin of the name Sunday, just as the name Thursday refers to the worship of the Norse god Thor.
By Mark Jenkins, Commentary from the February 2003 Trumpet Print Edition »
Why the Trumpet does not take sides in politics
By Mark Jenkins, Article from the March 2008 Trumpet Print Edition »
Jesus said He would be in the grave three days and three nights. But Good Friday to Easter Sunday would make the Messiah out to be a liar. What is the truth about Christ’s resurrection?
By Mark Jenkins, Article from the September/October 2005 Trumpet Print Edition »
“God is going to save Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Catholics, Protestants, Jews—all religious people. But God is going to do it His way and according to His time frame.” Is that true?
Many professing Christians are indignantly insisting that people stop de-Christifying the celebration of Christmas in the name of political correctness. Are they even aware of this holiday’s decidedly non-Christian origins?
By Mark Jenkins, from October 7, 2011 in Living »
The Day of Atonement shows us that, without God’s help, we cannot tell Jesus Christ apart from Satan the devil.
By Mark Jenkins, from September 26, 2011 in Living »
Job’s suffering can teach us to see the way God sees.
