Pete Hegseth’s War Prayer
Editor-in-Chie Brian Kaylor reflects on a recent violent prayer by Pete Hegseth during a Christian worship service at the Pentagon and Mark Twain’s satirical work “The War Prayer.”
Opinion
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The Biggest Danger of All Isn’t What You Think
No one dies in a tragedy or atrocity that wasn t going to die Whether you or I leave this earth in an event like one of those or peacefully in our sleep, we all still die And then what
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As Christians, how do we come back from this election loss?
For Christians who care deeply about biblical values in public life, this week s results across Pennsylvania and other states were discouraging
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The No. 1 question we forget to ask when sharing the Gospel
You want to be more effective in your evangelism Ask the right questions
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10 things I wish I knew when I started ministry at age 20
I started in full-time ministry at age 20 not much different from where my students are now Here are some things I wish I d known when I was their age
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Our culture is drowning in anonymous rage
Anonymity can liberate the behavior we d usually be ashamed to own
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Why Christians can’t look away from Israel
Jews are being singled out, and Israel is being delegitimized
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Can unbelievers lose their damnation?
I urge you to take Jesus s words extremely seriously
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How to Avoid Black Friday Overspending
I love shopping the Black Friday deals with my friends it s a fun tradition for me My husband says it s just a marketing gimmick, and I ll end up spending more money What do you and your wife do
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Are the 2025 Elections a Shadow of Things to Come?
Tuesday s election results may be shadows of things to come, but they don t have to be
