13, Christian and married by force: Maria Shahbaz and Pakistan’s silent crisis
Maria s story is not an isolated tragedy It is one of thousands
Opinion
-
-
What church leaders get wrong about artificial intelligence
The real question is whether AI will remain a servant or quietly become an authority
-
Why Young Couples Think $10,000/Mo. is Poverty Level
Many young couples we know at church have really good jobs, but they are struggling to keep up with their expenses What would you advise us to do when they ask for our help
-
Trump’s State of the Union Message Was Common Sense
It s hard to imagine how much worse things would be under the renewed tyranny of Democrat theater kids
-
A So. Baptist Leader Converts to Catholicism: My Response
I was shocked to hear that one of my best former students and a trusted colleague, Dr Jerry Johnson, had announced his conversion to Roman Catholicism
-
The Pro-Life Mov’t is Facing an Internal Fracture
The pro-life movement is facing an internal fracture
-
Where is Big Tech as 764 Network Grooms Your Kids? (Part 2)
Grooming rarely begins with explicit content
-
5 Warning Signs in the American Church That Leaders Must Address Now
For church leaders, pastors, and believers, these findings challenge complacency and point to opportunities for growth
-
Doug Wilson’s Wrong on Why I’m ‘Whizzed Up’ About His Pentagon Sermon
Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor responds to Doug Wilson’s defense of Pete Hegseth holding Christian worship services in the Pentagon, including the one Wilson preached at earlier this month.
-
The Extraordinary Ordinariness of Black Female Laity
Rev. Dr. James Ellis III reflects on the often contentious issue of ordination in the Black Church — particularly the rift that can exist between women who feel called to vocational ministry and women who do not.
-
Why Do We Have ‘dark night’ of the Soul as Christians?
We can spend weeks in a dark place, both mentally and emotionally
