The Truth about Things We Can’t Not Know
Britain has released a booklet telling asylum seekers that rape and abuse are wrong and the backlash reveals a much older question about where our sense of right and wrong actually comes from
Opinion
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Why ‘friendly’ Isn’t Enough to Grow Your Church
Friendly is expected It s no longer what sets a church apart Here s what actually makes guests stay
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Why is India poised to free a missionary’s killer?
India s judiciary has a choice to make by August 19 free the leader of a mob that burned a missionary and his children alive, or reckon with the ideology that hasn t gone anywhere
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One bad bet: How sports gambling became a national crisis
A new report confirms what many suspected legalizing sports gambling has coincided with a 61 rise in diagnosed gambling disorders But the fallout goes far beyond the bet itself bankruptcy, debt
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3 warnings every Christian needs before asking AI spiritual questions
New research shows AI systems often give doctrinally accurate but dangerously incomplete answers to Christian questions The study calls it doctrinal flattening Here s why it matters for your faith
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Is it time to kill the filibuster? A Democrat and Republican say no.
Why did George Washington supposedly compare the Senate to a coffee saucer Richard Land uses the story to explain why the filibuster still matters and why senators from both parties want to keep it
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How to escape financial stress of the ‘dream house’
My spouse and I were happier in our first tiny apartment than in our four-bedroom dream house One family s honest question and a biblical path back to contentment
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I was a teen addict. Here are 4 things my family got wrong
When I was struggling with addiction as a teen, my family had no idea what to do They thought I was doing this to them Today, as an addiction expert, I want to correct four things families almost
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A Town Full of Churches: What Happens When Institutions Fail to Address Addiction?
Across rural America, the same pattern repeats: high church density, persistent poverty, substance abuse crises, and the absence of systems capable of addressing them at scale. Why do individual Christians often appear more effective than the organizations built in Christianity’s name?
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A ‘Spiritual Revival for One’ Is No Real Revival
Gen Z loves the spiritual disciplines. But disciplines separated from church community do not create disciples.
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‘Judeo-Christian’ isn’t just theology — it’s civilization
A post from apologist Wes Huff sparked fresh controversy over the term Judeo-Christian and exposed a deeper fight over whether Jewish heritage matters to Western civilization at all
