Jesus and a Sinless Life: A Statistical Impossibility
A sinless life is not merely a biblical claim It is a mathematical impossibility
Opinion
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Why Christian Persecution is Trump’s New Foreign Policy Roadmap
Washington is no longer seemingly trying to fix Christian persecution wholesale It is asking where persecution is happening, who is behind it, and whether those actors threaten American interests
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Theo vs. the TheoBros
Contributing writer Sarah Blackwell shares a bit about her new Theo(logy) of noticing found in a book by Allen Levi called 'Theo of Golden.'
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7 Reasons Why Many Churches Only Have a Few True Believers
Why is it that in many churches, only a few remain spiritually vibrant, pure, and faithful
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The SPLC Indictment: Why It’s the Al Capone Case of Our Time
Safeguards must be established to ensure such a system is never allowed to operate again
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What the Holy Spirit Taught Me about Being Widowed Twice
If you are grieving today, know this you do not have to navigate loss alone The Holy Spirit is near to the brokenhearted
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Why the 330,000 Foster Care Statistic Might Be Part of the Problem
Data alone won t fix foster care But the right data shows us where to begin
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My Cancer Taught Me More about God’s Sovereignty Than Anything Else
God is not predictable in the way we want Him to be
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Alan Chambers’ Arrest: The Tragic Cost of Ignoring ‘root issues’ of Same-Sex Attraction
Last week, Alan Chambers was arrested in a sting operation for allegedly soliciting sex from what he thought was a 14-year old boy
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Why the Pope’s new AI encyclical isn’t enough for local churches
It will happen inside local congregations because the actual impact of AI is profoundly contextual
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Why the NAACP’s latest protest is a reckless risk for student-athletes
America s oldest civil rights organizations has drifted from the principles that once made it credible
