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By Carl Hilliker, December 25, 2009 in Living »

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?

The Marvelous Monarch

By Carl Hilliker, from the September 2008 Trumpet Print Edition »

It is the work of a master artist. Its bright orange wings, black stripes and white dots make this one of the most easily recognized butterflies in the world. In addition, the life cycle of the monarch butterfly—a remarkably intricate four-stage process called metamorphosis—creates many problems for the theory of evolution. Let’s take a closer look to see why this complex and beautiful creature can so stump the evolutionists.

How to Build Good Habits in Your Child

By Carl Hilliker, October 22, 2008 in Living »

Are you using these two often-overlooked keys?

Coming Soon: One Pure Language

By Carl Hilliker, August 8, 2007 in Trends and Analysis »

The solution to the linguistic and cultural confusion that divides our world

Coming Soon: One Pure Language

By Carl Hilliker, from the August/September 2007 Trumpet Print Edition »

The solution to the linguistic and cultural confusion that divides our world

What’s So Sacred About Easter?

By Carl Hilliker, March 29, 2010 in Living »

Plain truths about what many Christians consider the holiest day of the year

Why Christmas Is So Important to God

By Carl Hilliker, December 24, 2007 in Current Stories »

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?

What’s So Sacred About Easter?

By Carl Hilliker, from the March/April 2004 Trumpet Print Edition »

Could Your Religion Be a Counterfeit?

By Carl Hilliker, from the January 2004 Trumpet Print Edition »

The trade in counterfeit goods—music, software, clothing, toys, jewelry and, of course, money—costs $150-450 billion each year. But did you know that the greatest deceptions to mankind are the result of counterfeit Christianity?