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Despite an unfortunately common mis-reputation, both within the Church and without, Christianity doesn’t teach that human bodies are evils to be controlled in order to avoid sin. Rather, it teaches that our physical bodies are part of who we are...

Many parents are saying that online school as it is now, is not working. Many are stuck juggling their own work-from-home jobs with their kids’ school needs. While some health and government officials warn that a return to five-day-a-week...

On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Arlene’s Flowers, Inc. vs. Washington. In refusing to hear this case, the Court has failed to bring clarity to a situation it ultimately created and continued to pit the LGBTQ+...

In several places, the data continues to show that “churches are the best at strengthening marriages.” After all, what other social institution can offer the sort of surgical precision needed to identify and connect with couples? What other...

It’s time to admit that the idea that consent could adequately govern human sexuality has failed. Consent may be the barest of moral necessities, but it cannot govern something as powerful as sex, especially when sex has been untethered from its...

We should continue to pray and advocate for the people of Cuba in any way we can. And, we should take seriously the advice offered by Cuban-American Mike Gonzalez, in a recent interview on a World News Group podcast, when asked how Americans can...

Paul’s instructions in Philippians 4 should guide our celebrations. Christians should think about “whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable.” 

Grocery store remarks can reveal a lot about a culture. Just ask any mother or father of more than 1.7 children about the comments that strangers somehow feel free to make about their unfashionably large broods. These comments reveal what more and...

The buzz around Christian Nationalism, complicated by the lack of a clear definition, is a chance to reflect on the relationship between faith and government. Christianity’s unique history—spending its early years as an illegal, independent...

Typically, the side that tries the hardest to obscure what is being argued about is the wrong one. For example, abortion supporters, having largely lost the scientific and constitutional battles, are turning now to critical theory talking points...

It’s odd how many people these days are coming to appreciate Christianity for everything other than the Lord and Savior at its center.

The movie "The Sound of Hope" tells the incredible true story of a small Texas church community that stepped up to adopt 77 foster kids, following the biblical call to care for the fatherless. But while their story is one of hope and faith,...

Calvinism is a protestant denomination and set of beliefs that came from reformed doctrine by John Calvin. Let's take a look at how it started and what it's beliefs are. 

During this election season, religion has come up many times. But for the most part, we haven’t heard from many pastors.

Apparently, free contraception means more to the U. S. Government than the First Freedom. Here's an update on Zubik v Burwell.

Typical progressive issues have liabilities these days, but abortion, with its connection to 'limitless autonomy,' is proving to be a winning campaign focus for Biden and his party.

With apologies to Al Gore, the debate over global warming is definitely not over.

Newsflash: Conservatives and liberals are working together. Newsflash 2: They’re working together on criminal justice reform. Chuck would love this.

If our church history begins with Billy Graham, we’ve probably forgotten something important.