When you go out and when you come in
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster considers how the Torah readings ‘When you go out’ and ‘When you come in’ reflect on the Jewish people’s long history of exile and homecoming.
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Justin Giboney: ‘Our Allegiance to Jesus Is Bigger Than This’
A conversation on cultivating charitable unity in a divided nation.
AI Layoffs Hit Your Company? Here's Your Survival Plan
Several coworkers have already been laid off because of AI and now you re wondering if you re next Here s a grounded, step-by-step plan to prepare your career, finances, and faith for whatever comes
Why We Can’t Stop Talking about Transgenderism
We are living through a real-life Orwellian 2 2 5 storyline Blatant untruths like sex is changeable are being codified into law, demolishing material reality and tearing families apart
The USS Abraham Lincoln: America Must Demand the Truth
A veteran s son on sacrifice, service and why Congress owes the sailors of the USS Abraham Lincoln the truth
The Spiritual Menu: Why Christ Isn't a Choice
Take mindfulness from Buddhism, virtue from Stoicism, meaning from Christianity It sounds humble but someone still has to decide which pieces make the cut Colossians has an answer for who that should
5-Pound Baby Survives a Toilet Birth — and Abortion Pill Suppliers Walk Free
Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive A shocking Durham, North Carolina case is raising new questions about mail-order abortion pills, state law, and
The World Finally Noticed Nigeria's Persecuted Christians. Why Hasn't Anything Changed?
For years, we begged the world to notice the persecution of Christians in Northern Nigeria Now it has but the violence is only getting worse
The view from the Summit
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... GLEN JEAN, W.VA. — Since I was 6 years old, Scouting has been a cornerstone of my life. Alongside honing skills like knot tying […]
A Guide to Understanding the Biblical Showdown in Texas
Begging your pardon, but you will need cowboy boots for the Texas U.S. Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton. As a character in the short story, “Roadside Resurrection,” says, “I’ve been to three county fairs, two goatropings, and one horse breeding, and I […]
