July 202507/15/2025
Pixar’s latest film flopped, but the bigger story is why. When identity replaces truth, even $200 million can’t fix what’s missing.
07/14/2025
What happens when a society abandons truth for the sake of comfort or control? This bold call to Christians urges us to speak truth with love, even when the cost is high.
07/11/2025
When pastors stay quiet, truth suffers, and so do their people. Here's why now is the time to speak boldly, no matter the cost.
07/10/2025
It’s been 100 years since the “trial of the century,” but what most people believe about it simply isn’t true. Discover how a staged courtroom battle reshaped the public’s view of faith, science, and the Bible.
07/09/2025
Gen Z men are returning to church in record numbers—but not for the reasons you might think. Here’s what’s fueling this quiet revival and what it means for the future of faith.
07/08/2025
A major Supreme Court decision, shifting public opinion, and policy changes point to the unraveling of transgender ideology. But Christians must not grow silent.
07/07/2025
AI isn’t the enemy—we are. Here’s why the real danger isn’t artificial intelligence but the human hearts behind it.
07/03/2025
When a company markets embryo “optimization” as love, what they’re really selling is eugenics. Here’s why Christians must stand firm on the sacred worth of every life born or unborn.
07/02/2025
From slashing police budgets to arresting Israel’s Prime Minister, NYC’s mayoral nominee is proposing more than policy changes. He’s revealing a worldview at odds with biblical truth.
07/01/2025
Is it possible to love Jesus but reject the authority of His Word? This piece answers with clarity, showing how inerrancy safeguards true faith in an age of moral confusion.
June 202506/30/2025
What happens when Christians are told they can believe quietly but not speak publicly? From Europe’s streets to America’s campuses, the pushback against biblical truth is growing bolder.
06/27/2025
Modernism promised progress. Postmodernism offered tolerance. But both led to despair. Here’s what we must reclaim and why now is the time.
06/26/2025
Ten years after Obergefell, children are still paying the price. Here’s what the ruling never said—and how states can begin to restore the family as God designed it.
06/25/2025
For years, society pushed the lie that children were a burden. Now, the numbers are in, and the truth is catching up. See why biblical wisdom on family offers a way forward.
06/24/2025
One popular atheist voices support for liberation—but forgets the truth about justice, purpose, and morality when God is removed from the story. Here’s the biblical response no one’s saying out loud.
06/23/2025
Online predators profit while children pay the price. It’s time Christians take action—and offer something far better than the world’s broken view of sex.
06/20/2025
A groundbreaking study buried its most explosive finding: humans and apes are far more genetically different than we’ve been told. Why does this matter?
06/19/2025
When 170 inmates were baptized in one day, it wasn’t just emotional—it was eternal. See how local churches and a legacy of faith are transforming lives behind bars.
06/18/2025
Solomon saw it 3,000 years ago: even life at its best cannot satisfy the soul. This reflection on Ecclesiastes cuts through the noise to the truth we still need today.
06/17/2025
From Scripture to Supreme Court precedent, the truth is clear: parents, not the state, are charged by God to raise their children. Learn how one bill seeks to uphold this truth.
06/16/2025
The absence of fathers leaves wounds only God’s design can mend. Learn how decades of studies point to what the Bible has declared all along: dads matter deeply.
06/13/2025
Their stories were worlds apart, but both pointed countless souls to Christ. Discover how one reality TV star and one quiet Bible teacher lived Isaiah 52:7.
06/12/2025
N.T. Wright’s latest remarks on abortion have left many Christians stunned. Why would one of today’s leading theologians stray from such a clear biblical teaching?
06/11/2025
The promise of sexual freedom has left countless victims. Now, even non-Christian writers are exposing the damage. But only God’s ancient design offers real freedom.
06/10/2025
Despite critics, the Christian worldview remains a powerful, all-encompassing lens that shapes faith and culture with intellectual depth and unwavering relevance.
06/09/2025
Test scores are plummeting. Violence is rising. But the root of the crisis in American education isn’t policy—it’s spiritual. Discover why broken relationships, not broken systems, are the heart of the problem.
06/06/2025
From blaming Focus on the Family to turning a blind eye to Jewish suffering, the world’s double standard is deadly. Here’s what Christians must understand—and why silence is not an option.
06/05/2025
“The kids will be fine” was a lie. This study proves how divorce wounds children—financially, emotionally, even physically—for life.
06/04/2025
Is America’s hunger for the supernatural leading us to God—or away from Him? The answer could shape the next generation of faith.
06/03/2025
Lonely hearts are turning to AI for intimacy, spiritual answers, and even worship. Here’s why the Church must speak boldly now—before deception goes even deeper.
06/02/2025
As corporations backpedal on DEI, a new June tradition rooted in faithfulness—not pride—is rising. Discover how Fidelity Month could reshape what we celebrate.
May 202505/30/2025
After conversion, celebrities need to be discipled to follow Jesus as much as any of us. Being talented, beautiful, or charismatic on camera is no shortcut to what Dallas Willard called “the renovation of the heart.”
05/29/2025
Many Christians overlook Ascension Day, but this forgotten moment is the crowning of Christ as King over heaven and earth. Discover why His return to the Father’s right hand still shapes the Church’s mission today.
05/28/2025
Seventeen centuries ago this month, the Council of Nicaea gathered to settle a crucial theological question: Who is Jesus? The resulting Nicaean Creed affirmed Christ’s full divinity and eternal nature, confronting the Arian heresy and laying the foundation for orthodox Christian doctrine—clarity that remains vital in confronting modern-day distortions of biblical truth.
05/27/2025
In an age of viral AI videos and cultural confusion, Christians are called to engage Darwinian evolution with truth and discernment—not strawman arguments or pop-culture distortions. Scientific and theological cracks in evolutionary theory highlight the need to uphold God’s intelligent design with wisdom, clarity, and integrity.
05/23/2025
When nurse Ivonne Rivera-Newberry spoke out boldly against gender ideology in medicine, it cost her a job—but strengthened her faith. Her courageous stand and the support of the Colson Fellows community show what it means to live out truth with grace in a culture that often punishes conviction.
05/22/2025
A chilling new AI experiment reveals how bots can mimic real people, study our beliefs, and deceitfully change minds online—raising urgent questions about truth, ethics, and spiritual discernment in a digital age. As deception grows more sophisticated, believers must anchor in Christ and sharpen biblical wisdom to stand firm.
05/21/2025
In the midst of cultural confusion, a quiet spiritual revival is stirring—especially among men in Europe and America—signaling a hunger not for trends, but for timeless truth. As baptisms rise and faith deepens, the Church must answer not with flash, but with roots.
05/20/2025
Contrary to today's cultural skepticism, early marriage—especially between ages 20 and 25—can be a beautiful cornerstone rather than a capstone. Grounded in biblical design and supported by research, it offers young couples deeper intimacy, shared purpose, and a head start on building a life together for God's glory.
05/19/2025
Most people think evangelical churches are obsessed with politics—but the truth is, they’re not. While outsiders assume pastors are preaching party lines, surveys show that churchgoers mostly hear sermons focused on faith, not politics. Still, following Jesus has real-world impact, and living out the gospel naturally touches culture, society, and even government—whether it’s labeled “political” or not.
05/16/2025
What if the very people demanding we “trust the science” are the ones ignoring it when it comes to life’s most sacred truths? Culture champions science when convenient, yet overlooks the overwhelming consensus that life begins at conception—exposing a deeper conflict between ideology and truth. It’s time to reclaim a view of science rooted in both natural law and biblical ethics, where every human life is seen as sacred from beginning to end.
05/15/2025
Even Hollywood can’t deny the power of the Gospel — The King of Kings is soaring past box office expectations, proving that the Story of Christ, boldly and beautifully told, is still the greatest story ever written. As faith-filled films capture hearts and headlines, they remind us that the truth of Scripture will never be silenced.
05/14/2025
In a world obsessed with revenge and self-preservation, forgiveness shines as a supernatural act of grace. From Dr. Jay Bhattacharya’s prayerful mercy toward his critics to grieving families offering compassion to those who wronged them, these powerful moments point to the heart of the Gospel—where forgiveness flows because God first loved us.
05/13/2025
Over a century ago, Søren Kierkegaard warned of a “talking tube” that could drive a nation mad. Today, his fears have come true in the form of smartphones and TikTok. These platforms aren't just entertaining—they're quietly shaping a generation to reject marriage, children, and real relationships. How did we get here? And how can Christians stand firm against a culture that champions self over sacrifice? Discover why the battle for young hearts and minds starts with what’s in their hands—and how we must fight for God's design for family, community, and purpose.
05/12/2025
When Hurricane Helene left parts of Appalachia in ruins, it wasn’t politicians or celebrities who showed up first—it was the Amish. With quiet strength and unstoppable faith, these volunteers are rebuilding what others only posted about, proving that real help doesn’t come with hashtags.
05/09/2025
AI-powered embryo screening promises disease-free, top-performing kids—but only by discarding those deemed less than ideal. Behind the glossy future of “better babies” lies a chilling truth: we may be engineering away what makes us truly human.
05/08/2025
A biotech company says it brought back the dire wolf—but it's really just a genetically modified gray wolf dressed for a "Game of Thrones" sequel. As science fiction becomes reality, Hollywood’s age-old warnings about playing God are being ignored, raising a chilling question: what could possibly go wrong?
05/07/2025
As the Catholic Church begins its pivotal conclave, the choice of the next pope will echo far beyond Vatican walls—impacting Protestants, Orthodox believers, and the global cultural fight for truth. In an age of chaos, all Christians should pray for a pope who defends biblical morality and becomes a beacon of clarity in a confused world.
05/06/2025
When speaking the truth becomes taboo, courageous voices like Dr. Allan Josephson’s stand out—ousted for opposing gender ideology in medicine, he just won a $1.6 million battle for free speech and scientific integrity. This case is a wake-up call: dissent isn’t hate, and silence isn’t science.
05/05/2025
Is parenting really the road to misery—or could it be the secret to lasting joy? Despite pop culture’s disdain for diapers and sleepless nights, the data says married parents are actually the happiest of all, proving that true fulfillment often comes from the hardest, most meaningful work of all.
05/02/2025
As cohabitation increasingly replaces marriage in American culture, research shows that this shift undermines relationship stability, leading to higher divorce rates and weaker long-term commitment. Far from being a harmless trial run, cohabitation fosters a low-commitment mindset that the Church must confront by reclaiming and teaching the true, God-ordained value of marriage.
05/01/2025
A group of Iranian and Afghan Christian women seeking asylum in the U.S. after fleeing religious persecution were deported to Panama, where they now face the looming threat of being returned to regimes that punish faith conversions and female autonomy with brutal violence. Their story underscores the urgent need for humane and principled immigration policies that protect persecuted Christians, particularly women, as global persecution continues to escalate.
April 202504/30/2025
Godwin’s Law predicted it—and now it’s playing out in real time. With online culture flirting with Holocaust denial and attempts to downplay Hitler’s evil, it’s more important than ever to cling to truth. Misinformation, cynicism, and revisionist history are blurring the lines of reality, but a Christian perspective calls us to truth, discernment, and love that exposes lies rather than accepts them.
04/29/2025
A new report analyzing over 865,000 chemical abortions between 2017 and 2023 reveals significantly higher rates of serious complications from mifepristone than previously reported, challenging the FDA's current relaxed regulations. Despite these findings, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary has not committed to taking action, though he emphasized the importance of responding to evolving data.
04/28/2025
As biotechnology advances toward the creation of brainless human "bodyoids" for organ harvesting, Christians must urgently develop a robust theology of the human body to navigate emerging ethical crises. Without a clear, biblically grounded understanding of what it means to be human, the Church risks being unprepared to confront technologies that could exploit and dehumanize God's image.
04/25/2025
The Anglosphere’s historic commitment to liberty, rooted in Christian and political principles, is unraveling as both the Left and Right increasingly abandon true freedom in favor of power, social agendas, and cultural dominance.
04/24/2025
A question that ought to haunt the Western world is how, over the last decade, an obviously unscientific claim—that men can become women and vice versa—birthed an anti-scientific movement that still, somehow, won the endorsement of virtually the entire scientific and medical community in the developed world? Within a few short years, nearly every association involved in healthcare affirmed not only that a person can be “transgender,” but also a litany of ghoulish, harmful procedures that were called healthcare.
04/23/2025
Two hundred fifty years ago, the shot heard 'round the world launched more than just a war—it sparked a revolution rooted in God-given rights and the reality of human frailty. Unlike the utopian chaos of 1789 France, America's fight for freedom was grounded in moral responsibility, divine truth, and the belief that liberty must be tied to virtue—reminding us today that carrying the torch of freedom requires both courage and conviction.
04/22/2025
Pope Francis I, known for his humble lifestyle, advocacy for the marginalized, and controversial progressive tendencies, died at age 88 in Vatican City on April 21. As the Church prepares to choose his successor—most likely from among the cardinals he appointed—the global implications of that decision will be profound, calling for prayer and discernment in a time of mourning and transition.
04/21/2025
On the anniversary of Chuck Colson’s death, we remember how his dramatic conversion during the Watergate scandal led to a powerful defense of the resurrection and a lifelong ministry to prisoners and culture through the Colson Center. Colson’s testimony remains a compelling case for the truth of Christ’s resurrection and the transformative power of the Gospel.
04/17/2025
Holy Week tells the greatest story ever told—one where every moment whispers the name of its true Hero, Jesus. From Palm Sunday to Easter morning, each day reveals how Christ, the Last Adam, reverses the curse brought by the first, offering redemption, restoration, and an invitation back to the Garden through His death and resurrection.
04/16/2025
In the final days of World War II, German grocer Fritz Niermann risked his life to shelter four Jewish girls who had escaped from a Nazi-run slave labor camp, guided by his deep Christian convictions and inspired by outspoken anti-Nazi pastor Martin Niemöller. For his extraordinary courage, Niermann was later honored as “Righteous Among the Gentiles,” a testament to how ordinary faith can produce heroic acts.
04/15/2025
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing whether states like South Carolina can withhold Medicaid funds from abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood following a 2018 directive by Gov. Henry McMaster. The case Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic centers on whether Planned Parenthood qualifies as a legitimate Medicaid provider under federal law amid moral, legal, and financial arguments about the role of abortion in public healthcare funding.
04/14/2025
Skeptical takes on Jesus and the Bible pop up like clockwork around Easter and Christmas, but the same tired claims—like Jesus never existed or the gospels are made-up stories—have been debunked for over a century. Despite flashy media pieces pushing these ideas, mountains of evidence from historians, biblical scholars, and even skeptics like Bart Ehrman point to the credibility of the biblical accounts and the undeniable centrality of the Resurrection to Christianity.
04/11/2025
Ten years after Obergefell v. Hodges legalized same-sex marriage, the fight to protect children’s rights is far from over. Child-rights advocate Katy Faust warns that redefining marriage has come at a high cost—legally separating kids from their biological parents and prioritizing adult desires over a child’s need for both a mother and a father.
04/10/2025
In a time of deep cultural upheaval, Christians are called to navigate this “civilizational moment” with clarity and purpose by embracing the foundational truths of hope, identity, truth, and calling. This article highlights how God's sovereign timing places believers in this era with intentionality, equipping them to live out the Christian worldview amidst societal uncertainty.
04/09/2025
Eighty years after his execution for resisting the Nazi regime, Dietrich Bonhoeffer stands as a powerful example of imperfect but courageous faith lived out in defiance of evil. His life reminds us that God works through flawed people who step into the tempest of history, refusing safety and compromise for the sake of truth, justice, and the gospel.
04/08/2025
The rise of legalized sports gambling has led to a surge in financial hardship, addiction, and domestic violence, while also corrupting the integrity of sports and distorting the fan experience. With billions wagered and little regulation in place, this once-taboo activity is now a widespread societal problem that exploits the vulnerable and undermines true freedom.
04/07/2025
According to the 2025 World Happiness Report, America ranks 62nd in happiness, with a dramatic decline among young people—something Dr. Jeff Myers attributes to a lack of resilience. At a recent Lighthouse Voices event, Myers emphasized that true meaning and well-being come not from avoiding discomfort through quick fixes like unproven medical treatments but from learning to become “comfortable being uncomfortable” and growing stronger through adversity.
04/04/2025
On April 4, 1945, C.S. Lewis delivered the final BBC broadcast that would become the heart of Mere Christianity, one of the most impactful Christian books of the twentieth century. His incredible blend of intellectual depth, personal devotion, and spiritual mentorship shows how a layman, guided by prayer, study, and discipleship, can become a powerful voice for the faith.
04/03/2025
Bible sales may be climbing, but true engagement with Scripture in America has hit an all-time low—revealing a widening gap between owning the Bible and actually reading it. Looking back at St. Augustine’s powerful encounter with God’s Word, it’s clear that now more than ever, both individuals and churches need to return to deep, consistent Bible reading as the foundation for real personal and cultural transformation.
04/02/2025
Modern feminism’s fourth wave pushes the idea that motherhood and marriage are obstacles to freedom, telling women they’ll only find happiness through singleness, abortion, and career success. But research—and Scripture—tell a different story: women were beautifully designed to give and nurture life, and true joy comes from embracing God’s design, not fighting it.
04/01/2025
Despite recurring critiques, the concept of a Christian worldview remains essential for understanding and living out the faith in every area of life. Far from being outdated or overly intellectual, it affirms that if Christianity is true, then it speaks to all of reality—and changes everything.
March 202503/31/2025
Churches across Europe, especially in Norway, are seeing a surprising rise in attendance—particularly among young adults and, notably, young men—hinting at a quiet spiritual awakening in a secularized culture. While the reasons remain unclear, the trend suggests a growing hunger for meaning and identity in a world that often leaves young men feeling lost and disillusioned.
03/28/2025
Fifteen years after the shocking discovery of Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s “house of horrors,” today’s fertility industry is revealing its own deeply troubling lack of oversight, where embryos are treated as property and adult desires routinely outweigh the rights of children. From lost embryos and unethical surrogacy cases to commodified parenthood, the industry’s ethical failures demand urgent reform grounded in the dignity of every human life.
03/27/2025
Conservative critiques of "wokeness" in public schools highlight a real issue, but student behavioral problems, rooted in family breakdown and worsened by secular, critical theory-based behavioral strategies, are a more fundamental concern. A Christian worldview emphasizing relational restoration offers a more effective framework for addressing these issues.
03/26/2025
Progressive movements often claim to be on “the right side of history,” but cultural fads from New Atheism to radical gender ideology have shown how quickly such certainties fade. True history, the article argues, belongs to Christ—not to those chasing the latest trends—and Christianity’s enduring truth will outlast every so-called inevitable movement.
03/25/2025
The growing trend of "re-enchantment" through pluralistic spirituality—exemplified by Rainn Wilson’s Soul Boom podcast—treats faith like a buffet, embracing feel-good beliefs while dismissing the serious, often conflicting claims of historic religions. This superficial approach to the spiritual realm, while seemingly open-minded, ultimately denies truth and risks leading seekers into deeper confusion rather than genuine understanding.
03/24/2025
Some events are designed to divide—and when they hit the headlines, everyone feels the pressure to react, especially on social media. Pastor Kevin DeYoung offers a timely reminder that while staying informed matters, pastors aren’t called to be pundits, and Christians don’t need to weigh in on every controversy. Sometimes, the wisest response is silence, reflection, and staying focused on what God has actually called us to do.
03/21/2025
When Mikey Madison thanked sex workers in her Oscar speech, it highlighted just how confused our culture has become about exploitation, consent, and morality. From Hollywood to far-right influencers like the Tate brothers, both extremes seem to be running on the same empty fuel—celebrating twisted versions of freedom while rejecting the truth that once gave the West its moral compass. Only a return to biblical truth can bring real clarity, dignity, and healing.
03/20/2025
A wave of revival is sweeping across college campuses, with thousands of students responding to the Gospel at evangelistic events led by the organization Unite Us. From Ohio State to Auburn and Florida State, students are publicly declaring their faith through baptism, while Unite Us ensures proper discipleship by connecting new believers with local churches—raising hopes that this movement could be more than a passing trend.
03/19/2025
The ARC conference in London highlighted a growing divide in the West, where conservative wins clash with progressive laws on identity and morality. In places like Colorado, lawmakers now punish “misgendering” the dead, while Maine silences those who oppose men in women’s sports. These conflicts go beyond politics—they reveal deep disagreements about truth, human identity, and what is right and wrong.
03/18/2025
The rise of AI raises profound questions about what it means to be human, particularly when technology seeks to “free” us from essential activities like reading and critical thinking. While AI can summarize information, it cannot replace the deeply human experience of engaging with ideas, wrestling with truth, and encountering beauty. Just as the Bible was given to be read and wrestled with, not distilled into bullet points, some aspects of life—like reading, creating, and reflecting—are meant to shape our souls, not be optimized away.
03/17/2025
The concept of imago Dei affirms that every individual, regardless of ability, holds inherent dignity as an image-bearer of God. The stories of DJ Daniel, a young brain cancer survivor honored for his resilience, and Kalyani, a woman with dwarfism empowered by compassionate outreach, illustrate the Christian call to uphold the worth of all people, especially the marginalized, in contrast to societal tendencies to devalue the vulnerable.
03/14/2025
William Wilberforce’s decades-long fight to abolish the British slave trade is a powerful reminder that true faithfulness means staying the course, even when success feels out of reach. His persistence shows that following Christ is about long obedience in the same direction, trusting God with the results and refusing to give up on what is right.
03/13/2025
The end of Syria’s civil war has not brought peace, as brutal revenge killings continue, leaving over 1,500 civilians dead—many from the Alawite community—with Christians caught in the crossfire or fleeing for safety. As Christian persecution rises worldwide, from Syria to Nigeria and China, believers are urged to stand firm and advocate for the suffering church, remembering Christ's warning that His followers would be hated by the world.
03/12/2025
Rumors about Kathleen Kennedy leaving Star Wars may have been false, but they stirred up a real conversation about the state of our culture and storytelling. Once upon a time, heroes were clearly good, and villains were clearly bad — but now, stories blur those lines, leaving us unsure of what’s right and wrong. From superheroes who don’t take anything seriously to historical figures being reimagined as villains, our culture is losing the moral clarity that makes stories meaningful and life lessons possible.
03/11/2025
As artificial intelligence becomes more capable of mimicking human interaction, surveys show that those lacking strong family bonds or struggling with addiction to digital substitutes are far more likely to seek companionship, friendship, and even romance with AI. Yet, the data also reveals that people rooted in real, healthy relationships—especially those from intact families—are far less vulnerable to these artificial counterfeits, underscoring the need to nurture genuine human connection in an increasingly virtual world.
03/10/2025
In a culture obsessed with "following your heart," Dr. Thaddeus Williams argues that this advice is fueling America's happiness crisis, especially among young people. Instead, he makes the case that true joy comes not from chasing our own fickle and fallen desires but from following God's heart and truth.
03/07/2025
America is experiencing a sharp decline in fertility rates, raising concerns about the long-term consequences for society. While feminist narratives and career ambitions are often blamed, data suggests that many women still desire children but face obstacles in achieving their ideal family size. A disconnect between stated desires and actual intentions further complicates the issue, with cultural, financial, and relational barriers preventing many from having the families they hope for. Despite declining birth rates, the fundamental human longing for family remains strong, and efforts to support marriage and parenthood align with biological and social realities.
03/06/2025
The battle over parental rights has intensified as government agencies, medical professionals, and activists have sought to undermine parental authority, particularly in issues of gender ideology. While recent executive orders have pushed back against these policies, long-term protection depends on legislative action, such as the Families’ Rights and Responsibilities Act, and the commitment of parents to safeguard their children’s upbringing against government overreach.
03/05/2025
The Wall Street Journal’s article on “The HENRYs” (High Earners, Not Rich Yet) highlights a group of high-income individuals who still feel financially strained, often due to lifestyle choices and social pressures. This phenomenon reflects a deeper cultural crisis of misplaced identity and contentment, as true fulfillment cannot be found in wealth or material possessions. Drawing from biblical wisdom, the article emphasizes that lasting security and purpose come not from financial status but from serving God and stewarding resources with a kingdom-minded perspective.
03/04/2025
Bryan Johnson’s claims about AI as a “god” highlight a growing technopagan worldview that blends technology and spirituality, with some believing AI facilitates communication with trans-dimensional beings. As industry leaders explore these ideas, Christians must remain grounded in biblical truth, recognizing that technology, no matter how advanced, is created—not the Creator—and resisting idolatrous deception in this technocratic age.
03/03/2025
Judeo-Christianity highlights the deep historical and philosophical connections between Judaism and Christianity, but recent events have led some Christians to question this relationship. While the Church’s troubled history of antisemitism must be acknowledged, Christianity remains distinct in its belief in Jesus as the only way to salvation. At the same time, the profound cultural and intellectual contributions of Jewish thought have shaped the world in significant ways.
February 202502/28/2025
America’s education system is at a crossroads, with millions of parents opting for alternatives to public schooling due to ideological indoctrination, declining academic performance, and a lack of parental involvement. The Phoenix Declaration, a new initiative led by the Heritage Foundation and conservative leaders, presents a bold vision for reform centered on parental rights, transparency, academic excellence, and the restoration of Judeo-Christian values, offering a roadmap for meaningful change at a time when the federal government is poised to act.
02/27/2025
David Bahnsen’s book Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life challenges the modern view that work is merely a means to an end, arguing instead that work is central to human purpose as designed by God. As younger generations seek early retirement and culture increasingly sees work as an obstacle to fulfillment, Bahnsen calls for a return to a biblical understanding of work as a meaningful, God-given vocation that reflects His image and creative intent.
02/26/2025
Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia and a lifelong skeptic trained in analytic philosophy, recently announced his conversion to Christianity. His journey from skepticism to faith, influenced by deep engagement with apologetics and a straightforward reading of the Bible, highlights the power of reasoned belief and the importance of ministries that equip believers to answer tough questions.
02/25/2025
President Trump’s recent executive order endorsing in vitro fertilization (IVF) aims to expand access, lower costs, and protect the practice nationwide, yet critics argue that unrestricted support of IVF contradicts pro-life principles. The Colson Center and other pro-life advocates contend that IVF, as currently practiced, involves the destruction of countless embryos, treating human life as a commodity in an underregulated industry, raising ethical concerns about the devaluation of life, eugenics, and the commercialization of children.
02/24/2025
Many doctors pressure parents to abort babies diagnosed with so-called “fatal” conditions, but a new bioethics report reveals that these diagnoses are often unreliable and misleading. With prenatal tests frequently producing false positives and many children living far longer than predicted, the report exposes how medical professionals play a dangerous role in determining which lives are deemed worth saving—fueling a culture that prioritizes convenience over the inherent value of every human life.
02/21/2025
Google's new quantum computing chip, Willow, has been hailed as a breakthrough, with claims that it vastly outperforms traditional supercomputers and even provides evidence for parallel universes. However, experts argue that while the chip marks a significant milestone in error correction, its performance is not directly comparable to conventional computers, and its supposed proof of the multiverse is based on speculative interpretations rather than scientific consensus—revealing more about the intersection of technology, marketing, and worldview than the nature of reality itself.
02/20/2025
America’s declining birth rates are now reshaping the education system, with public schools and colleges experiencing significant enrollment drops. This demographic shift, driven by fewer births since 2007, signals broader societal consequences, from workforce shortages to economic decline, making family formation and child-rearing a cultural priority for a thriving future.
02/19/2025
In recent years, Christianity has seen a resurgence of intellectual credibility, challenging the once-dominant narrative that it is anti-intellectual or harmful. Apologist Wesley Huff’s conversation with Joe Rogan exemplifies this shift, demonstrating a confident, unapologetic defense of Christianity’s truth and historical impact, reinforcing that the faith is not just a personal belief but the most accurate account of reality.
02/18/2025
Many people, including Christians, base their understanding of Hell more on literature and folklore than on Scripture, shaping their views through Dante, Milton, and pop culture rather than the Bible. However, Jesus spoke of Hell often, describing it as real, painful, and deeply significant. While scholars debate its imagery, the doctrine of Hell is not about fear-mongering but about God's justice—ensuring that no evil, no matter how hidden, will go unpunished.
02/17/2025
Valentine’s Day, often seen as a commercialized holiday, originally honored St. Valentinus, a third-century Christian martyr who defied Emperor Claudius II by secretly marrying couples. While modern culture distorts love into selfish pleasure, the biblical vision—rooted in self-sacrifice and God's love—calls believers to embrace true, self-giving love, making Valentine’s Day an opportunity to reclaim its deeper meaning.
02/14/2025
The 21 is a powerful animated short film commemorating the 21 Christian martyrs brutally executed by ISIS in Libya in 2015. Created in the style of Coptic iconography, the film honors their unwavering faith and sacrifice, showing how their testimony continues to inspire millions. Now short-listed for an Oscar, The 21 brings their story to the world, proving that what was meant for evil is being used for God's glory.
02/13/2025
Trust in the media is at an all-time low, and it’s no surprise why. News outlets rush to be first rather than accurate, social media thrives on outrage over truth, and our culture has blurred the lines between fact and opinion. From covering up political scandals to shutting down debate on Covid, the media has lost its way—and people know it. When truth takes a backseat, conspiracy theories thrive, and trust crumbles. But truth and trust go hand in hand, and as Christians, standing for both is one of the best ways we can love God and our neighbors.
02/12/2025
The rise in sexlessness among young adults, as highlighted by sociologist Lyman Stone, reflects not a return to chastity but a decline in marriage and long-term relationships. While the collapse of hookup culture has some positive effects, the broader issue is that society’s rejection of biblical sexual ethics has led to a lonely, loveless culture, proving that the sexual revolution’s promises of “free love” have failed. The solution lies in restoring a Christian understanding of marriage and sexuality, offering young people meaningful relationships built on God’s design rather than the broken alternatives of modern secularism.
02/11/2025
The rapid rise of legalized sports gambling has deeply integrated betting into the fabric of American sports culture, fueled by aggressive advertising and platforms backed by major media outlets. While marketed as entertainment, sports gambling disproportionately harms the most vulnerable, leading to financial ruin, family strife, and even increased domestic violence. As society drifts further from the biblical understanding of work as a God-given calling, the lure of easy money through gambling exposes a deeper crisis of purpose and meaning.
02/10/2025
Interest in Christianity and the Bible is surging, with Bible sales skyrocketing, public figures embracing "cultural Christianity," and prominent intellectuals re-evaluating faith's role in society. While this shift signals a growing recognition of Christianity’s value, cultural Christianity alone cannot replace genuine belief. Christ is not merely "useful" but the ultimate truth to which all must submit.
02/07/2025
For centuries, India has been home to a resilient Christian presence, tracing back to the Apostle Thomas and strengthened by missionaries like Amy Carmichael and Dr. Alexander Duff. Despite ongoing persecution and anti-conversion laws, faithful leaders like Dr. Ananthi Jebasingh, the 2025 William Wilberforce Award recipient, continue to shine Christ’s light, providing education and hope to impoverished children through her work with Friends of the Good Samaritans Schools.
02/06/2025
Technology is advancing at breakneck speed, reshaping every aspect of human life—from communication and reproduction to social interaction and even death—without clear guidance on its ultimate destination. A Future for the Family: A New Technology Agenda for the Right brings together conservative leaders to challenge the unchecked progress of technology, advocating for policies that protect human dignity, strengthen families, and ensure that innovation serves human flourishing rather than undermining it.
02/05/2025
California has dropped all felony charges against pro-life activists David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, marking a major victory after nearly a decade of legal battles stemming from their undercover videos exposing Planned Parenthood’s alleged sale of fetal body parts. While this decision spares them jail time and fines, the case highlights the progressive establishment’s relentless legal warfare against those who challenge abortion, underscoring the ongoing battle to make the protection of the unborn a moral and cultural priority.
02/04/2025
David Bahnsen, a leading investment expert, discusses the need for Christians to view work, money, and economic uncertainty through the lens of faith rather than fear. In his book Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life, he argues that Christians should see work as a moral calling, striving for excellence and cultural influence in the marketplace while rejecting secular narratives of passivity and financial anxiety.
02/03/2025
Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press revolutionized access to knowledge, fueling advancements in science, literature, and education by making books widely available and preserving accuracy. However, despite this legacy, modern literacy is in crisis, with declining reading comprehension and attention spans driven by educational shifts, digital distractions, and a rejection of classical learning—threatening to undo the intellectual progress sparked by Gutenberg’s transformative invention.
