Britain just proved free speech isn’t for everyone
We don t need to just debate whether P ivi R s nen should have been allowed to transit through Britain
Opinion
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5 things you should know about Martin Luther
Luther s 95 Theses, posted on October 31, 1517, ignited the Protestant Reformation
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How a man survived 2 cults and lived to tell about it (book review)
His words will no doubt provide strength and comfort for those who have seen what he has and think they ve gone crazy they haven t but have been afraid to say so
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The Antichrist is making a comeback
That single person is present in more places in Scripture than you might realize
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7 signs you’re in a postmodern church
The infiltration of postmodernity into the church is not merely a philosophical debate it is a spiritual crisis
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The silent crisis: Rising suicide rates among Gen Z
Did you have any idea a staggering percentage of young people were emotionally suffering between 2014 and 2024
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Senior adults are leaving the Church in alarming numbers
There is another exodus taking place in our churches, one that rarely makes the headlines and seldom finds its way into our strategy sessions It is the quiet departure of senior adults
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Trump’s Israel-Hamas peace plan is a big deal: All hostages coming home
Israel has agreed to a ceasefire and a partial withdrawal of its forces while leaving its other war aim unfulfilled
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Why you can’t debate unbelievers into the Kingdom of God
In an age addicted to argument, Christians have become remarkably good at talking
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This is deadly serious: Democrat Va. AG candidate Jay Jones politically violent texts
If you live in Virginia, you need to take this seriously, for it is serious Deadly serious
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The Book Review That Wasn’t
Brian Kaylor didn’t expect World magazine to like his new book, "The Bible According to Christian Nationalists." But he did anticipate that if the influential conservative Christian publication reviewed it, they would at least do so honestly. Apparently, that was expecting too much.
