What Joe Rogan gets wrong about Texas’ Ten Commandments law
Nobody is asking Texas classrooms to make converts They re asking them to leave a door open, a much less alarming thing to hang on a wall
Opinion
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Who was Joseph Smith?
Smith emerged not as a weathered leader but as a prophet increasingly defined by bolder claims, expanding authority, and escalating demands for loyalty
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Reflections on Mark Driscoll and the churches that follow
At some point the Church must acknowledge that patterns reveal character, and the character trumps the charisma
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The dangerous myth of ‘equal protection’
As a pro-life activist with more than 20 years on the front lines, I am firmly opposed to such measures
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From SNL to SOTU: The cultural revolt against gender ideology
Donald Trump seems to have heard the desperate cries of parents
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Critical theory: Here’s how CS Lewis would’ve dismantled it
Critical theory enshrines Bulverism, a fallacious form of reasoning, at the very heart of its approach to knowledge
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Trump doesn’t care about bad polls — he cares about the mission
President Trump should be commended for taking the regime at its word and responding
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If You Want to Stop Abortion, Serve the Mom
By doing life with a vulnerable mom and building a local community of support to meet her specific needs, we can empower her to choose life
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Why We Should Share the Gospel Even in Fear
Why do we still hold back from speaking Scripture sometimes
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Passing Freedom to Gen Alpha: 1 Million US Constitutions for Students
This year, they are working with 25,000 principals across the nation to distribute 1,000,000 pocket-sized copies of the Constitution
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The Enemy Within: Apocalyptic Nationalism and the Corruption of Christian Witness
When Christianity becomes publicly associated with nationalist aggression and eagerness for war, it presents a face to the world that is, by any honest reading of the New Testament, a misrepresentation of the faith.
