Opinion

• Jack Phillips and Lydia Booth: Updates on Their Stories of Courage To be a Christian and to hold to Christian conviction about what is true about the nature and person of Jesus Christ, about human nature, and about the place of Christian conviction in the public square is to be more than out... Feb 01, 2023

  

  Jack Phillips and Lydia Booth: Updates on Their Stories of Courage
• God Knows Our Needs Far Better Than We Do You may have seen the insurance commercials on television these days with the pitch, “Only pay for what you need.” This is a tempting way to relate to God in that it limits his activity in our lives to what we want him to do in... Feb 01, 2023

  

  God Knows Our Needs Far Better Than We Do
• Is Genesis Just One of the Many Creation Myths? Too many Christians, even those who may not go as far as to call the Genesis account false, seem embarrassed by it. A purely naturalistic and neo-Darwinian account of human origins now dominates both the academy and the wider... Jan 31, 2023

  

  Is Genesis Just One of the Many Creation Myths?
• The Church Must Strive to See the Value in Every Person In God’s eyes, every person is valuable as a bearer of his image (Genesis 1:27), someone for whom Christ chose to die (Romans 5:8). As a result, I should be concerned for those who have VEXAS whether I have the syndrome or not.... Jan 31, 2023

  The Church Must Strive to See the Value in Every Person
• Relationships Are Key to Long-Term Health Since 1938, the Harvard Study of Adult Development has followed two groups of men. One is a group of 456 boys from Boston’s most troubled families and roughest neighborhoods. The other consisted of 268 Harvard College students,... Jan 30, 2023

  Relationships Are Key to Long-Term Health
• The Problem with Defining Truth However We Wish A basic fact of our fallen nature is that we all seek to “be like God” (Genesis 3:5), to be in charge of our lives so we can do as we wish. As a result, we resist authority of any kind that tries to tell us who we are or how we... Jan 30, 2023

  The Problem with Defining Truth However We Wish
• When Artificial Intelligence Makes Art, What Becomes of the Artist? In September, the first prize at the annual Colorado State Fair art competition went to a submission entitled, “Théâtre D’opéra Spatial.” The painting was submitted by Jason Miller and depicts an ornate stage and costumed... Jan 27, 2023

  When Artificial Intelligence Makes Art, What Becomes of the Artist?
• Controversial WWII Museum Exhibit Highlights 'the Bad Sides of History' Ultimately, none of us are so good that we are beyond the need for God’s help or so bad that we are beyond his redemption. Every day brings the chance to be a hero or a villain in God’s story. Jan 27, 2023

  Controversial WWII Museum Exhibit Highlights 'the Bad Sides of History'
• New Study Debunks Dutch Transgender Research A calling card of our cultural moment is the presumption that science is wholly on the side of the progressive sexual agenda. To question so-called “transgender medicine,” for example, especially for minors, is to be called a... Jan 26, 2023

  New Study Debunks Dutch Transgender Research
• Pope Francis Says Homosexuality Is Not a Crime Western culture has clearly decided that any and all LGBTQ activity between consensual adults is to be tolerated and even affirmed. If secular media can quote religious leaders in ways that appear to support this agenda, many... Jan 26, 2023

  Pope Francis Says Homosexuality Is Not a Crime