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No one at Twitter, Buzzfeed, or the Washington Post got gum stuck in their hair, or fell into a mud puddle or got stuck with lima beans for dinner –at least as far as I know. But, still, last week wasn’t great for the American news media.

After almost ten years, the case of a small-town florist named Barronelle Stutzman has come to an end. Stutzman was targeted by the state of Washington after she declined to arrange flowers for a same-sex wedding.

In the parable of the sower, Jesus illustrated how the seed of God’s Word flourishes or perishes depending on the kind of ground it falls on. Some seeds fell on a path, and birds ate them. Some fell among thorns, which grew up and choked the...

A few weeks ago, voters in Ohio rejected a ballot measure that would have made it harder to amend the state’s constitution. As it stands, to amend Ohio’s constitution only requires 50% of the vote plus one. Issue 1 would have raised that threshold...

Our “digital veils” function as a source of power and control, in a way depicted long ago in C.S. Lewis’s classic, Till We Have Faces. The main character and narrator in the story is Orual, the unattractive and tomboyish older sister of the...

The catch-all statement exemplifies greater worldview falsehoods when it comes to protecting the preborn.

Religious freedom in America isn’t as secure as it seems, despite recent court victories. These wins highlight the strength of the Constitution, not a growing acceptance of faith. With relentless legal battles and cultural shifts treating religion...

Friedrich Nietzsche criticized Christianity for promoting a "slave morality" that elevates the weak over the strong. Peter Thiel recently argued that "woke" ideology is a kind of "hyper-Christianity," holding onto Christian concepts of victimhood...

Healing and wholeness can only be found by embracing, not rejecting, who God made us to be in the first place.

I wonder what would happen if God's people would say to Him, "What You want we want, and we don't want anything that You don't want us to have." The result would be that situations we thought we were locked into would become springboards to our...

The Bible holds out hope, inviting all who are thirsty to come to the waters and drink.

Some experts say extramarital crushes are healthy and normal. Author Sharon Jaynes looks to the ultimate marriage expert -- God -- for answers.

Pursue the ones who have found strength in God to get back up after having fallen down. Pursue the ones who have overcome the unholy ambitions of their youth. Pursue the ones who have climbed the mountain of God.

How do we go on with life if estrangement and brokenness is to forever be part of the picture?

Why can't we be content to sit back and trust the Lord's timing over our own anxiety and urgency?