Trump Slashes $67M in Graphic Sex Ed — Here's What's Replacing It
Underreported this summer HHS slashed 53 sex ed grants worth 67 million, prioritizing abstinence and marriage over programs critics say normalize teen sex
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Dale Partridge's 'Curse of Ham' Theology Doesn't Hold Up
Dale Partridge says Genesis 9 explains why civilizations, and races, turned out the way they did But the text never calls Shem, Ham and Japheth federal heads of anything and the New Testament moves
Why AI is far from divine
AI may be a valuable tool, but it can never replace the faith, experience and humanity at the heart of Christian life and preaching, writes Peter Crumpler.
Jacob Rees-Mogg and the appeasement of Islamism
Rees-Mogg is right to argue that we should not have the kind of crippling fear that stops us from acting, but neither should we be blind to what is happening in our culture and society.
What Do You Do When Your Pastors Don't Take Your Advice?
You prayed about it, thought it through, and respectfully shared it with one of your pastors And then nothing changed What should you conclude
Avoiding the 'not a real Christian' Trap
After years defending eternal security in print, a few minutes of a sermon questioning his salvation left this columnist rattled Here s how he found his footing again
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
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
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
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
