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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Yes, Anti-Zionism is Antisemitism: Why the Distinction Collapses under Scrutiny
In theory, one can hate a nation s policies without hating its people, but in practice the distinction appears to collapse upon contact with reality
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The Myth of Cozy Community: Why Your Search for the Perfect Church is Making You Lonelier
We are living through a relational crisis unlike anything in modern history
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I Was 20, Unready, and Called to Pastor — What That First Church Gave Me Still Matters
I don t know how long you ve been in ministry, but I pray you can look back and see God s hand in your history
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First Amendment vs. counseling bans: SCOTUS delivers a definitive ruling
We can win in both the court of law and the court of public opinion when our cause is just
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The Jefferson Bible vs. the empty tomb: Why the resurrection won’t stay buried
If Jesus did not rise, then Jefferson was right to end the story at the grave A lie does not ignite a movement that endures severe bouts of oppression and transforms the world
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Is Easter a pagan holiday?
What about the claim that Easter and its accompanying traditions originated from a pagan spring celebration
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The only Easter alternative left standing — and it still fails
People who are uncomfortable with the idea of Jesus Christ rising from the dead have never lacked creativity
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Pope Leo is wrong on ‘just war’: A radical break from 1,600 years of Christian tradition?
Just war is not a Christian s compromise with evil; it is a Christian s duty and refusal to let evil go unpunished
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Plagiarizing prophecy is a grievous sin and it must stop
What does it actually mean to plagiarize a prophetic word
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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.”
