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What happens when you spend your life to running into the crisis? Sometimes you win the Nobel Peace Prize.

One of those “witness” T-shirts caught my attention recently. It was a take off on the familiar commercial for an office supply company with the big red “Easy” button emblazoned on it. The implication is that if things are chaotic and out of...

Once again, the world needs what only Christianity offers: the promise of resurrection, a Guide to lead us past the gates of death, a world beyond this one in which all that is sad is made untrue, and a hope that cannot be shaken by the...

God gives each of us a unique calling and purpose for our life, a calling that is as true out “in the world” as much as it is for those in professional ministry. For most of us, serving God and following His call means not becoming part of the...

Our culture often makes the mistake of asking if we can do something before asking if we should and then determining that if we can do something, that’s all the reason we need to know that we should do it. That is playing God outside of the limits...

By linking opposition to the Respect for Marriage Act to (rightly) ostracized ideas like racism, advocates, like the president, are setting the stage for leveraging hate crime legislation and other cultural tools to criminalize dissent. For...

Last month more than fifty detectives entered the Illinois home of recently deceased abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer. What they found was sickening: the medically-preserved remains of some 2,246 babies in boxes stored in his garage. And then just...

Last month more than fifty detectives entered the Illinois home of recently deceased abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer. What they found was sickening: the medically-preserved remains of some 2,246 babies in boxes stored in his garage. And then just...

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez successfully grabbed another headline last week by tweeting that Americans should have a “real conversation” about abolishing prisons. Though she did later walk back this bone-toss to her far-left supporters,...

As mid-term elections loom, both pro-abortion candidates and the Democratic party—not always for the same reason—have been working to advance abortion “rights” and access as a central issue in November. Increasingly, three common myths are touted...

Known as “deaths of despair,” both the Rust Belt and Appalachia have seen incredible spikes in rates of addiction, overdoses, violence, and suicide. In addition to the thousands who die each year by various forms of self-harm, thousands more live...

The concept of imago Dei affirms that every individual, regardless of ability, holds inherent dignity as an image-bearer of God. The stories of DJ Daniel, a young brain cancer survivor honored for his resilience, and Kalyani, a woman with dwarfism...

In a culture obsessed with "following your heart," Dr. Thaddeus Williams argues that this advice is fueling America's happiness crisis, especially among young people. Instead, he makes the case that true joy comes not from chasing our own fickle...

To celebrate Christ’s birth, we must intentionally take the time to ponder the wonder of it, rejoice in it, and respond in faith to all that God has done for us. 

Both sides of the presidential race are (finally) set, and Americans remain historically dissatisfied with both options. Of course, considering the flurry of events of just the last few months, it’s not impossible that something may change yet...

How do we live as citizens of the Kingdom of God, and at that same time as citizens of this earthly kingdom?