Theistic Evolution

The conservative movement has become a vehicle for right-wing resentment. White evangelical churches openly-encourage congregants to 'vote red,' which violates the Johnson Amendment, which states churches shall not engage in politics; including telling church-members to vote for specific candidates. Numerous white evangelical Christians churches claim Trump revoked the Johnson Amendment; only Congress can repeal such a law. White evangelical Christians turned churches into Republican clubs.

Christian Nationalists Don't Care About Family Values, They Never Did Regardless of his poor behavior of minorities, women, human decency, white evangelicals still support Donald Trump in record numbers. The mental gymnastics they use borders on insanity. Trump isn't a pastor, or we didn't pick him as a husband, they say. Conservatives see Trump as their "bodyguard" for religious and political cover. Dropping morals for the sake of tax cuts for the rich, and so-called religious freedom bills

As a kid, I went to church on a regular basis. The denomination is irrelevant at the moment. But the one thing I learned is to love others. I specifically remember going to a youth rally in Spokane, Washington where I believed the Gospel and received the gift of eternal life. An immense sense of love washed over my being. A love like I'd never felt before or since. And I remember love and peace of mind constituted some of the best gifts of Christ, at that time in my life. Being sent from foster

"According to the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics, suicide is the tenth leading cause of death. And depression is a major cause of suicide." ~ Psychology Today Feeling sad from time to time can be challenging to deal with, but the diagnosis of depression is not the same. Clinical depression has the tendency to tamper a patients plan to live a fulfilling life. "Depression is the most common mental health disorder after anxiety disorders. It affects 7% of adults in the United States

Greetings all, I want to thank everyone who's praying for us. Also, thank you for patiently waiting while we changed the name of the school. This website is the only, official, site of Forest Bible Institute. This official website for Forest Bible Institute is where you'll find information for degree programs, mission statement, enrollment information, and correspondence. Justin Cyr, D.C.A Administrator  Forest Bible Institute [email protected]

Although I don't agree with the atheist telling folks what to do, I do agree in 'principle' with pastors weighing in on political matters. Pastors, like politicians, have certain roles, and the church and state are best kept separate. The reason for religious exemption is for the function of religious freedom. Freedom of religion isn't unlimited freedom, but for the freedom of the purpose authorized. However, when pastors are requested to observe the legal parameters conditioned by the

(This post does not in any way reflect the views of ECU). Up until now, many evangelical Christians stood by Donald Trump; regardless of his vile comments about minorities, so-called bimbos and the alike; but when Trump went after white women, that was it. Some evangelical Christians threw in the towel, so to speak, on Donald Trump. As a Christian, I too, believe in redemption and forgiveness. After all, forgiveness is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, redemption through the shed blood of

Forest Bible Institute is not regionally accredited. We operate based on Religious Exemption from the Washington State Student Achievement Council. For the past 15 years, Forest Bible Institute (previously Evergreen Christian University) has been helping people seeking a religious exempt degree program earn one. We strive to provide adequate Christian education at a fraction, a fraction, of the cost of similar schools. This school is to enrich students - with spiritual wisdom.  Christian

To whom it may concern, Roughly thirteen years ago, I started a religious non-profit, exempt religious school: Evergreen Christian University. I did so, in part, to help people who wanted a Christian education but couldn't afford high price schools a way in which they could obtain a degree. On a personal level, I believe the school would serve a better purpose with the proposed name: Forest Bible Institute. For the benefit of the school's mission and a pursuit of clarity, changing the name is