The real problem isn t the screens The trouble is, we treat our children like interruptions rather than assignments; we re exhausted and overworked; and we underestimate the spiritual battle taking
The New York Times and Professor Moyn aren t offering solutions They re sowing division
Anxiety isn t always a sign of weak faith
NASHVILLE (BP) – A desire to protect Southern Baptist theology is motivating at least one Southern Baptist theologian in Texas and a North Carolina pastor-historian to look to the Nicene Creed to shore up some importance stances, but opinions differ on the best way for Southern Baptists to affirm the…
The consequences of family instability are measurable and severe
The exposure of SPLC reminds us we need the standard of truth and justice that comes from above
There s a critical difference between exposing darkness and being shaped by it
The CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute makes the case that there is simply no evidence to suggest Americans are becoming more religious, either in their affiliation with a particular faith tradition or in terms of attending religious services more regularly.
This Faith Month, we are celebrating our nation s distinctly Christian worldview
Population collapse is our collective not-too-distant future
It s easy to critique, dismiss, or redefine Jesus when He s reduced to a historical figure or a cultural symbol It s much harder if His claims are true
