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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David French on the Last Ten Years
What would the Russell Moore and David French of 2026 say to their 2016 selves?
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Did God Ever Promise Us a Way Out of Pain and Grief?
Where does Scripture promise that every faithful believer will eventually experience some earthly form of restoration
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3 Warning Signs of a Manipulative Sermon You’re Probably Missing
One of the most common concerns I hear from survivors of spiritual abuse isn t simply that they no longer trust their former church It s that they no longer trust themselves
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Why the Church Isn’t the One Obsessed with Sex
Sex is not one human act among others but touches the heart of what it means to be human
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Talarico’s Faith Won’t Win Him Many Evangelical Votes
Big political debates—like abortion and transgender issues—don’t go away just because a candidate checks the same religion box on a census form.
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What Should Christians Remember amid Tragedies?
The knock informed us that our 23-year-old firstborn son, a firefighter and paramedic, had just died
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Why Biblical Deliverance Ministry is the Missing Link in Modern Evangelism
When captives are set free, the reality of the Kingdom becomes visible
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TikTok is Not the Real Threat to Our Children
The greatest challenge facing Christian families is not technology itself
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Southern Baptists Want to Shrink First Amendment Protections
Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor unpacks a significant problem with a proposed resolution for consideration at the 2026 annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention.
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The Challenges of Graduating From a Christian School in the Age of AI
We live in an era saturated with more means of communication than ever before, and yet we also face unprecedented threats to our genuine human connections.
