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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What happens to God’s plan when influential church leaders die?
Our time of service is short, the worker is temporary, yet the work goes on
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Defending child sacrifice: The ultimate expression of cultural relativism
Defending child sacrifice is the ultimate expression of cultural relativism
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Has mainline Protestantism fallen?
In 10 years, most mainline denominations will likely still legally exist but most of them will be little more than shells
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Mockers are back after murderous rampage on Catholic school
After yet another murderous rampage by an armed attacker upon a school, the mockers are back
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Open letter to CNN editor on ‘conversion therapy’
The CNN narrative is not only scientifically bankrupt it is spiritually dangerous
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Jesus: The most ambitious person to ever walk the Earth
Ambition is a constructive force Our failure to correctly direct and educate ambition is the problem
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An Answer to Why the Minneapolis Catholic School Shooting Happened
I believe there s a deeper issue that the media and others often overlook when it comes to tragedies like this
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It’s time for Christians to reclaim the biblical meaning of Labor Day
It s time for Christians everywhere to reclaim the biblical meaning of Labor Day
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Blue states and illegal immigrants: Why we need a new census
President Trump is calling for a recount a recount of the American people
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Things I didn’t know the first time I ever attended church
I knew nothing about church, but God reached me in the midst of my church ignorance
