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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Labor Day through the eyes of a CEO: What really matters
As a CEO, I view this holiday differently
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A tribute to the man behind Dr. James Dobson
He reminded us of our need to focus on the family a message modern America needs now more than ever
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Minneapolis tragedy: The Christian response our culture desperately needs
What can Christians do in light of tragedies like these
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Armenia: The first Christian nation still in need of defenders
Do we believe that the heritage of the world s first Christian nation is worth protecting
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The identity crisis among kids is scary. There’s only 1 solution
One of the fundamental questions of human existence is Who am I
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Inflation is Still Killing Me. Can God Help Me?
We are struggling to give and save right now We have low debt, but inflation has reduced our financial margin, and our stress is high What can we do
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Extreme gerrymandering doesn’t benefit anyone long term
So why are the Republicans in Texas and some other majority Republican legislature states contemplating redrawing their congressional districts mid-decade
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Your ministry leader is not okay: Why burnout is the Church’s silent crisis
The ministry leader is not okay But the Church has the power to change that
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Target’s Costly Slump Sends Woke CEO Packing
The ongoing drama that is the Target Corporation took another twist Wednesday
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Why Christian Ethics Must Infuse Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Tech
Are these machines, remarkable as they are, depriving us of our humanity
