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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Support for same-sex marriage is falling. Here’s why that shouldn’t surprise anyone.
Pride Month 2026 began with some bracing news for the LGBT movement
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My father Henry Blackaby wrote a Christian classic. His real legacy happened at 4 am
Dad habitually rose at 4 a m to meet with God
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What ‘Toy Story 5’ gets right about kids, screens, and the fight over technology
Toy Story 5 may be about toys versus tech, but the real battle is bigger
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Saddam Hussein’s dreams and the case for supernatural faith
I was 10 years old the first time I feared for my life My family was living in Kuwait as missionaries during the Persian Gulf War when Saddam Hussein s forces invaded We were taken hostage
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Why the Woke Left is winning — and the Woke Right keeps losing
Why is there such a stark contrast between the success of the woke left and the failure of the woke right
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The silent faith crisis no one in the Church is talking about
These are not statistics of unbelief They are statistics of silent belief
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America is anxious. The answer might be a pilgrimage.
There is a word for what many Americans seem to be searching for, even if they would never describe it that way pilgrimage
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What is the American Dream?
The American Dream consists of far more than economic well-being
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Same-sex marriage was sold on lies. The evidence is in.
Obergefell didn t just redefine marriage It redefined parentage itself
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When Despair Becomes Self-Indulgent
Our culture loves extreme accusations and creative contempt, but Christians must choose sober discernment and joy over drama.
