Revelation 3:21 reminds us that grace is not inherited, but chosen: “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Amen.
“Faith Warms the Winter Night”
Wright: A call to restore the true meaning of Christmas
This world-shaking miracle has been pushed to the margins of relevance within the cultural bubble that much of secular America, and even many believers, now inhabit.
Benjamin: Freedom from trauma
Healing hearts in Vermont
A former Twelve Tribes member finds her voice through TikTok
Tamara Mathieu spent 14 years in the Twelve Tribes. Now, the Swanton resident is using TikTok to talk about life inside the group — and life after.
Vermont’s congressional delegation rated worst in the nation for Bible-aligned legislation
Currently, Wyoming’s delegation is ranked first nationally with a 90.65% alignment, while Vermont’s delegation is ranked the worst with just 0.66% alignment.
Join the Light Radio Network for its 40th anniversary concert
On Saturday, September 27, The Light is celebrating its 40th anniversary by throwing a concert party at the Barre Auditorium in Barre, VT.
Vermont’s former Catholic Bishop drank with frat boys
Bishop Robert Joyce in the 1970s enjoyed a weekly “aperitif” at UVM fraternity house
Vermont rated the 5th worst State for religious liberty
The annual report, Religious Liberty in the States, measures legal safeguards for religious liberty in the US. The report says the Sunshine State protects 75% of the legal safeguards that it measures and uses to compare states.
Today’s the birthday of Vermont’s pioneering Jewish community
The July 9, 1888 incorporation of Congregation Benai Israel in Poultney
Cohen: Fired Vermont rabbi made “inappropriate comments”
Ohavi Zedek Synagogue officials have a new cover story for ousting Aaron Philmus
Vermont rabbi quits under fire
Amid heightening tensions with his bosses for his Pro-Israel politics, Ohavi Zedek Synagogue cleric resigns immediately
Klar: Catholic funding by government in the political crosshairs
If funding Catholic charities that harbor illegal immigrants is acceptable, funding Catholic schools that prepare citizens for success should be a no-brainer.
Jericho church opens ‘second coming’ in East St. J
The Catalyst Church on Raceway in Jericho – a suburban town in Chittenden County – will open a sister church in the former Third Congregational Church at 1095 East US Route 2 in East St. Johnsbury, and will be known as the Catalyst Church on Route 2.
Samets and Kanarick: Jewish identity is not a political tool
Using antisemitism as a political tool does not make Jews safer. It cheapens our suffering and casts doubt on our legitimate concerns. Worst of all, it gives antisemites a powerful talking point.
Berry: A Palm Sunday parody
So Palm Sunday, with a crowd ripe for revolution, had to settle for a parade of oddballs and outsiders and a comic donkey-ride.
Church declares itself an immigration sanctuary
Church officials claim immigration enforcement equates to hate and “othering.”
Vermont Church at Prison leader authors memoir, “Don’t Burn My House Down”
Fiske’s book/teaching tool “Don’t Burn My House Down,” details Pastor Pete’s life work in prison ministry, his calling to do God’s work.
Page: From Reformation to redistribution
How the Protestant Reformation influenced the rise of Socialism
Witches report spells against Trump aren’t working: ‘He has a shield’
“Some other witches have mentioned that doing spells directly against Trump are not as effective as we might hope as he seems to have some kind of protection around him,” she complains.
Psychics, mediums and more bring mystical services to Champlain Valley Expo
Supernatural senses and well-running AC filled the air, occasionally pierced by drumbeats and the echoes of singing bowls.
Burlington church under siege from homeless, drug users
“We have to remove people from the lawn when they’re sleeping here. We have to remove needles from the lawn every day. It’s been a terrible situation,” Fenimore said.
Mennonite women removed 45 tons of muck ‘with joy and singing’
The women carried out 2700 buckets of muck from one homeowner’s basement in a single day.
9 Facts About Tim Walz’s Church
Walz’s church in St. Paul indicates a lot about the man and his radical views.
Roman Catholic bishop installed today
The Episcopal Ordination and Installation Mass of The Most Reverend John Joseph McDermott will take place today at 1 p.m. at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Burlington.
Empowering change
The Father’s House Board donates to Teen Challenge Vermont
Fernandez: Pondering Pascal’s Wager in secular Vermont
“Old time religion” practitioners are now the odd souls in the Green Mountain State’s nouveau humanist-pagan zeitgeist. Social vengeance replaced divine mercy.
Klar: Black Christian Nationalism?
Black voices about Christian America.
Zito plans ‘Vermont Awakening’ camp meeting week of July 4
Tommie Zito’s American Awakening Tour
Christian athletes from VT universities huddle at Norwich
About college-aged, student-athletes gathered on this Saturday night to worship together.
Klar: Vermont’s virtue signaling Proposal 4
Here’s the rub – no advocate for Proposal 4 has actually furthered a need for the legislative change aside from a feel-good virtue-signal.
Prayer warriors gather at State House for NDP
They came from all over Vermont to pray for the state’s leaders and people.
Vogel: UVM’s remarkable turnaround has improved life for Jewish students
From first in the nation to best in class
Freedom of religion frozen out of proposed constitutional amendment
Religious freedom an excuse to oppress transgender people, state policy analyst says.
Klar: New York law attacks religious freedom
Chick-fil-A is targeted for its faith yet again.
Iselin: American Epiphany
We have created a society in which those who favor and advocate the truth in real life, just as Jesus did, rather than only in abstract ivory towers, are sneeringly, mockingly persecuted as “Truthers” by the shamestream media and by censorship.
Fired Woodstock coach loses first round in transgender lawsuit
The Woodstock Union High School coach, fired after he joined a private conversation last Feb. by two students on his team about transgender athletes, lost his first battle to win back his job.
Warner: Knowing the Christ of Christmas
He is more than a song and a set of legendary stories. He is the God who made you and wants to know you, and you to know Him, at Christmas and every day unto eternity.
Klar: Navigating the cultural storm
Public elementary schools have rapidly implemented “Comprehensive Sex Education” , which introduces children at a very young age to sex, gender identity, gender orientation, and more.
Klar: Pope Francis and the quest for a one-world religion
Examining scriptural struggles amidst global alliances.
Fields of Faith throughout the state
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) welcomed more than 100 student-athletes to “Fields of Faith”, an annual event that invites students to take their faith onto the athletic field
Klar: Normalizing evil
The fastest-growing religion in America is “none,” according to a 2021 Pew Research Center poll.
Meiselman: Jews today, Christians tomorrow
It’s vitally important to understand what’s really going on in the Middle East because what we see there today will be here tomorrow.
Restoring America’s Biblical foundations
Renowned national speakers, social scientists, and faith leaders will discuss and debate how to restore the country’s lost faith in God and in the founding principles of the country.
Bilger: United Church of Christ passes resolution claiming killing babies in abortions is health care
A Protestant denomination that claims to follow Christ passed a pro-abortion resolution this week that describes aborting unborn babies as “health care” and pro-life laws as “sexual violence.”
