What Wendell Berry Taught Me About Heaven
Sometimes, to some people, Berry could sound grumpy about heaven. But he believed in “a love-made land.”
Opinion
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Is the IDF anti-Christian? Examining the evidence after the Lebanon statue incident
Both reactions fail basic tests of intellectual honesty and moral clarity
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Pope Leo XIV on war, Iran, and the power of prayer. Where I agree and disagree.
Pope Leo XIV said something last month that needs to be heard, examined, and answered honestly Not politically, but biblically
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The FACE Act’s broken promise: Why equal access requires equal protection
What happens when a law designed to protect everyone is not applied that way in practice
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The American Church is undergoing a season of exposure: The only biblical response
As more churches are exposed, it leaves many freshly sobered Christians inquiring So, what s next And what should we do now
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Lies, fraud, and the KKK: The SPLC is facing a crisis of credibility
The Southern Poverty Law Center has spent years sitting in judgment The time has come for it to stand in that same light
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Uproar over an Israeli soldier destroying a statue of Jesus: What are some lessons we can learn?
For those of us who work to foster Jewish-Christian understanding, this incident is especially painful
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Justice Clarence Thomas: The Progressive Invasion of the Declaration of Independence
Justice Thomas then narrates the rise of progressivism and its advances in America in the early 20th century, which challenged the premises of the Declaration and the Constitution
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Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day: 4 Things Christians Must Demand
Today, Armenians around the world will gather in churches and public squares to remember the first genocide of the 20th century
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Should I Put Money into my 401(K), or Should I Wait?
I m in my 40s and have put off saving for retirement My current job offers an employer-matched 401 k , and I ve been advised that it s foolish not to participate I m afraid to make automatic
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Lingering in Church Graveyards
A vision for the future church as local, restful, and holy—as an antidote to our helplessly online age.
