Alex Murashko

1 week ago | thinke.org | Alex Murashko

Praise for "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Roberton’s unashamed love for Jesus continued to pour on Memorial Day, the day after his passing was announced. “So grateful for the unwavering stand Phil Robertson consistently took on God’s Word and his faithfulness to share it,” posted Washington Watch show host Tony Perkins on X. “He knew every word was true because God personally transformed his life.

1 month ago | mediaonmission.org | Alex Murashko

MENLO PARK, Calif. – Meta has restored the wrongfully suspended Facebook account for the Romanian Tribune newspaper, the leading Christian voice of the Romanian diaspora in the U.S. and worldwide. The outlet’s reinstatement comes two weeks after Alliance Defending Freedom sent a letter to Meta calling on the social media giant to reverse its suspension of the account.

1 month ago | thinke.org | Alex Murashko

Contemplating the immensity of the universe is staggering, to say the least. According to astronomers, the observable universe stretches approximately 93 billion light-years in diameter—a scale so vast it’s beyond our comprehension. But as mind-blowing as that is, here’s something even greater: God created it. With a single command, He spoke it all into existence. He said, “Let there be light,” and—bam!—light appeared.

1 month ago | thinke.org | Alex Murashko

It might seem surprising, but in a very real sense, all prayer is actually answered by God. The way He responds, however, isn’t always what we expect. Scripture reveals that God answers prayer in three distinct ways: yes, no, and wait. When we pour out our hearts to God and He responds with a “no,” it’s easy to feel as though our prayer has been ignored. But in reality, a “no” is a direct and definitive answer.

1 month ago | mediaonmission.org | Alex Murashko

It’s safe to say that the tensions in America were high prior to the Civil War. The atmosphere inside the country was chaotic as described by President James Buchanan. BY ALEX MURASHKOMEDIA ON MISSIONHowever, Buchanan did not simply make note of the times. He took an action step. Buchanan declared that December 14, 1860 would be a Day of Prayer and Fasting. “In this the hour of our calamity and peril to whom shall we resort for relief but to the God of our fathers?