Opinion

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  Actors on Stage without a Script: Choosing Courage in the Face of Tragedy In the face of disaster and tragedy, it is terrible to feel that there is nothing we can do. But here’s what Christians can do that the rest of society cannot: we can be the change we wish most to see. Jim Denison Apr 12, 2023
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  Why People Question Christianity (and Why There's Cause for Optimism) We face a crisis that is also an opportunity: people who are spiritually hungry, relationally isolated, and tired of being suspicious tend to be more open to spiritual things than those who are overly... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Apr 12, 2023
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  Obesity Debate Just Another Example of Modern Gnosticism We need not deny reality to affirm that every person and therefore every body possesses dignity and deserves respect and kindness. John Stonestreet and Maria Baer Apr 11, 2023
• 3 Biblical Responses to the Louisville Bank Shooting If you have the feeling this morning that no one is immune from such violence, you’re right. How can we respond biblically to such evil? Jim Denison Apr 11, 2023
• How to Train Your Church in Christian Worldview & Cultural Analysis It is to this cultural moment that God has called us. It is in this cultural moment that Christ has placed His Church to be salt and light. John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Apr 10, 2023
• Amateur Golfer Makes Masters Headlines with Unusual Tattoo "Don't wait to do something..." Jim Denison Apr 10, 2023
• Truth, Love and Maundy Thursday Christians are told that taking a moral stand, especially on questions so culturally controversial, is to distract from the Gospel. Instead, the Church must become more welcoming and avoid anything that... John Stonestreet Apr 06, 2023
• A Maundy Thursday Meditation As I noted, what doesn’t affect us personally seldom impacts us personally. You and I will be eternally grateful that Jesus doesn’t feel the same way. On this day in Holy Week, our Savior chose not only... Jim Denison Apr 06, 2023
• What Jesus Did Not Do on 'Silent Wednesday' Here is what our Savior did not do today: he did not flee the city and the horrors that awaited him there. If he left this morning, he could have walked eastward across the Jordan River into Perea and been... Jim Denison Apr 05, 2023
• Proclaiming Human Dignity with Infectious Joy: Heart by Max I’m often asked, among all of Chuck Colson’s work—Breakpoint commentaries, books, speeches, important statements like the Manhattan Declaration—what I consider to be the most powerful thing he ever... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Apr 04, 2023
• Loving Our Neighbor as Ourselves Is the Ethic That Enables a Democracy to Thrive Loving our neighbor as ourselves is the ethic that enables a democracy to thrive. We cannot make enough laws and hire enough police officers to force all 331 million Americans to treat each other well. But... Jim Denison Apr 04, 2023
• Christians Fired and Under Fire: Hope on Trial If the tragic Christian school shooting by a transgender assailant last week marks a new chapter in our cultural moment, we’ll need to learn afresh what it means to live by hope, do good to those who... John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Apr 03, 2023