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 […]
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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 […]
How to Forgive Someone Who Isn’t Sorry
God is at work for our good. That doesn’t minimize the hurt done against us, but it dethrones it.
Texas Should Not Define Religion Down
Freedom of worship is a foundational American right with sound scriptural support. Meddling with it is wrong—and shortsighted.
BEST OF: A Conversation with Andrew Peterson
An early conversation with one of our favorite guests.
Don't Put on a Happy Face: Be Honest with the Lord If You Want Real Comfort
The comfort in 2 Corinthians requires full acknowledgment of suffering and the fear of death
What My Father's Death Taught Me about Real Gratitude
We live in an age that s made an idol of the self
No, Sister, You Don’t Have a ‘Jezebel spirit’
How did this name become an insult applied to any woman wrongly accused of transgressing a norm
How I Worshiped My Business for 20 Years without Ever Meaning To
I had convinced myself I was safe Idolatry in Scripture is almost never a man who abandons God It s a man who adds
I Questioned My Children’s School. Then the Police Came to My Door.
It started with a classroom assignment asking her 11-year-old to identify his gender It ended with police at her door and a ban from his school This is her account
