Forthright Magazine Straight to the Cross

Selective Skepticism

by Neal Pollard These are some typical questions people ask, and increasingly they are being asked by professed Christians as well as agnostics and atheists. The concept of a truly limitless God doing the incredible in the unfolding of history and His plan of salvation troubles many.

Why We're Happy

by Scott McCown “I had always thought that marching to the beat of my own drummer and making my own values as I went along were the right things to do, and that traditional values, to put it bluntly, were for the gullible. Turns out I was in for some surprises.”

Taking a Second Look

by Deirdre Mansel My husband and I recently took a drive to Savannah for a long awaited visit to the Telfair Museum of Art to see their collection of Impressionist style oil paintings of foreign and local artists.

Broken

by Paula Harrington Do you know families like this? Families so entrenched in sin that the consequences will appear for many years. If you don’t know them personally, you’ve probably seen them on television or read about them in the newspaper. Torn apart by sin, these families struggle day to day in worldly chaos. We know them and may even be them.

Left Behind

My generation, the current generation, is being left behind. I am not referring to technology, but to something much more important — spirituality.

A Serious Problem

by Garrett Bookout

There is no question that our society is obsessed with pornography. While it is never a comfortable issue to address, it has become an American epidemic.

Let Your Light Shine

Hanging from the ceiling of a firehouse in Livermore, California, is a light bulb. This light bulb has become popular recently, and it has stirred up much attention. It even has its own website. From this website you can read all sorts of information about the light bulb. You can watch it 24 hours a day. …