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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Who is the Antichrist?
The word Antichrist gets thrown around often Politicians are called it, dictators accused of it, and movies dramatize it
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What Do We So About the Big, Bad God of the Bible?
How do we respond to the supposedly big, bad God of the Bible
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What Do Christians Believe about Medical Assistance in Dying?
Loving people who see causing their own death as a solution is something we can do now
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Can Christians Lose Their Salvation? Understanding Eternal Security
Few questions spark as much discussion among Christians as this Once saved, always saved
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Does the Bible allow female pastors?
Few issues stir up as much debate in evangelical churches today as the question of women serving as pastors
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Is yoga demonic?
Christians are often divided on whether yoga is a harmless form of exercise or a spiritually dangerous practice tied to paganism
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9 myths regarding divine healing
In recent decades, divine healing has often been overshadowed by extremes
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How ‘national conservatism’ has changed the Right
Trump and the Right s more confrontational attitude have thrown the Left and its disgraced, untrusted institutions into disarray
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The Left belittles prayer. Are they right?
I think we have no clue how many times God spares us from the complete ravages of sinful attempts to kill
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Sen. Tim Kaine claims rights come from government, not God
It s difficult to avoid the conclusion that, somehow, Kaine managed to simultaneously copy Barnes s homework while ignoring everything he said
