Relief Bus President Juan Galloway: ‘Wooing The Poor’
Most of us have heard of wooing a man or a woman, but wooing the poor? Beggars can’t be choosers, right? Shouldn’t needy people just be grateful for any help they can get?…
Hurricane Sandy and the Return of Christ
Hurricane Sandy was described as a “perfect storm”—unlike any other in our region. Sandy broke records in terms of its air pressure, size, intensity, and damaging effects. It left millions without power, thousands…
‘Forgetting What Is Behind, I Press On’
As each new day, month, and year unfolds, what is the central theme written in the book of our lives? What will our friends, neighbors, workmates, schoolmates, and our brethren say about us…
FUEL Is More than a Conference; It’s a Movement
Have you ever been to an event that was so good, you didn’t want to leave? We’ve all had those experiences, whether attending a concert of your favorite band, a playoff game of…
Rockn’ Love at Rockn’ Joes
Every week I go to read, answer e-mails, drink strong coffee, and write blog articles at my favorite coffee place, Rockn’ Joes. This place is cozy, plays good rock n’ roll on the…
The Harbinger: 9/11 Was a Warning to the United States
With the urgency and fervency he uses to blow the shofar as the pastor of a messianic congregation, Jonathan Cahn has released a book that is a prophetic warning to America. Cahn’s first…
Condemning the Condemned
Election Year – can’t you just hear those politically testosteroned muscles ripping through the debates? And isn’t it invigorating to join in the fray of championing our causes, bolstered by huge doses of…
A Response to The Killing of Trayvon Martin: ‘In The Name of Human Decency, We Must Stand’
The detail surrounding the tragic and grievous murder of Trayvon Martin lends credence to the thought that the lives of African American men are undervalued in this nation. I heard one commentator say…
Churches Mobilize for Scripture Study, Prayer, Service
There is a certain sense of urgency that must accompany praying that touches heaven and moves earth. Effective intercessors are those who operate from the context of desperation and expectation. Throughout his letters,…
New York City Churches Fight for the Right to Worship
Faced with eviction from the public schools they rent for worship services, approximately 68 churches—along with a growing number of fellow believers and pastors—are fighting New York City’s landmark decision on every front….
Rescue Alliance Will Reach Out to The Homeless
By Juan Galloway In October, there were a record 41,000 people in the New York City public shelter system; almost 17,000 were children. Now is the time for the body of Christ to…
Metaxas: Christians Can Change Culture
What does it take to change the world? Author Eric Metaxas says Christians can radically impact culture when they understand how to be insiders and outsiders. In 2010, the Yale alumnus had a platform to…
The Voice Now Prints Quarterly; Blog Edition Updated Weekly
By Tom Campisi The Tri-State Voice is celebrating its 20th anniversary with some major changes and upgrades this year. We are now printing quarterly instead of monthly, while this online blog edition will…
Faith in the Face of Fear
By Bishop Donald Hilliard, Jr. We’re living in a strange and peculiar hour. Historians are sure to mark this as one of the most stressful and fear filled periods of all time. In…
Parenting Blog Helps Move Young People ‘From Apathy to Energy’
By Rachel Mari For Jeff Boucher, parenting is something worth writing about. A Wyckoff, NJ-based pastor who has worked with youth for more than 25 years, Boucher recently launched a new blog to…
‘Rational Conclusions’ for Believers, Skeptics
Take a former Atheist who is now a committed Christian, add a lifetime of academia and an engineer’s perspective. The result is Rational Conclusions, the provocative new book by James D. Agresti, a…
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