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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Are Chip and Joanna Gaines right about the Bible teaching ‘judge not’?
Yes, we can definitely judge as long as our heart is right
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I was a pastoral intern under John MacArthur. Here’s what he was like
Today, many of us look back with gratefulness at the long pastoral ministry of John MacArthur
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‘Woke,’ ‘weak’ and ‘out of touch’: The crisis of the Democratic brand
The party of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris is about as popular as a rush-hour traffic jam
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How Do I Teach My Kids to Be Financially Responsible?
I had great hopes of teaching my children about money this summer With only a few weeks left, can you give me some easy talking points
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Is It Irrational to Believe in Miracles?
Christianity is founded on miracles, and if miracles were refuted, Christianity would crumble
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John MacArthur: The Most Influential Evangelical Preacher Since Billy Graham
MacArthur, the son of Baptist radio preacher Jack MacArthur, and from a five-generation preacher family, became a pioneer in radio ministry and in tape cassettes of his sermons being distributed
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Inside Republican Ohio’s Battle with the Trans Cult. It Was Harder Than Expected
What I thought could be accomplished in three months took three years
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6 Tips on How to Help People Who Struggle with Doubt
As I ve often said, if Adam and Eve could doubt in Paradise, how much more are we susceptible to doubt living in Paradise Lost
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Should Pulpits Remain Silent on Politics?
Should churches avoid talking about political issues
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My 15-Minute Phone Call with John MacArthur
I missed my chance to meet Pastor John MacArthur in person, but when I spoke to him for the first and only time, it was over the phone for 15 minutes and both he and his wife cared about my soul
