Is the ‘no food or drinks in the sanctuary’ policy harmful?
It s worth asking What are we really protecting
Opinion
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8 out of 10 teenagers expect to cohabitate, study finds
This latest study on cohabitation shows that we believers have our work cut out for us While combatting the lies of the sexual revolution is important, it is perhaps more effective to witness to the ...
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Europe’s Approaching Energy Crisis and Economic Winter
Europe is preparing now to suffer the consequences of the wrongheaded interventionist policies it has followed for more than a decade
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Let the World Call us Fools — So Long as God Calls Us Faithful
As the martyred Christian missionary Jim Elliot reminds us, He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose So we can be OK with being called a fool on this day because ...
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The Church’s Silence is Hurting Young People
The young generation in particular needs guidance They have been bombarded for years by anti-God, anti-biblical voices and values
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Homelessness in America: Why many solutions fail
Behind this policy is an expansive and flawed worldview that assumes the issues facing the homeless population have less to do with individual decisions, and everything to do with systemic injustices ...
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The ultimate trigger warning
There s a reason trigger warnings don t work as intended and why every culture in history has had problems being triggered whether they ve had social media or not
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Leading the church when you doubt yourself
Leaders must recognize doubt for what it is Pastors especially must be open to the fact they will have doubts The only response is to worship through the doubt
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‘Don’t forget the North Korean defectors stuck in China’: Enduring exploitation, they long for freedom
When North Koreans beg us to not forget the defectors who are left behind in China, it is a plea we must take seriously
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What I’ve learned from 28 years of inner-city ministry in Los Angeles
Whatever breaks your heart in whichever community you re serving, I m confident that each of these lessons I ve learned and am still learning will be useful for your ministry
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Michigan’s Catholic parishes model faithful witness in face of abortion ballot
When a misguided culture violates Christians deepest beliefs about the nature of God and humanity, priests, pastors, and ministers have a responsibility to speak and help their congregants discern ...
