Opinion

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  How Personal Morality Is Key to Sustaining a Thriving Democracy In an increasingly connected world, events happening across the globe can have direct implications for our everyday lives. Take the recent exploding pager attack against Hezbollah, for instance—while TSA... Jim Denison Sep 26, 2024
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  How Adoption Heals Brokenness and Reflects God’s Love for Humanity Supporting and strengthening the family is one of the most vital aspects of Christian cultural engagement. A child's long-term success is closely linked to being raised by a married, biological mom and... John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Sep 26, 2024
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  The Biblical Truth Behind Early Church Meetings in Homes The idea that churches should meet in homes, following the New Testament example, often overlooks the context of early Christian gatherings. Early believers met in homes out of necessity, not as a prescribed... Dr. James Emery White Sep 26, 2024
• What the Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Teaches Us about Trusting God's Peace Hezbollah and Israel are locked in a dangerous cycle of violence, with Hezbollah recently firing a missile at Israel's Mossad headquarters and Israel responding with airstrikes. Both sides seem to be using... Jim Denison Sep 25, 2024
• How Embracing Suffering Is Key to a Stronger Church Community Suffering is often seen as something to avoid at all costs, but in the Christian faith, it holds deeper meaning. Many churches struggle with truly welcoming individuals with disabilities, with families of... John Stonestreet Sep 25, 2024
• How Desperation for God Leads to True Revival America is in desperate need of a spiritual awakening, just as Isaiah 64:1 cries out for God to "rend the heavens" and intervene. True revival begins with humility—acknowledging that God is our only hope.... Shane Idleman Sep 24, 2024
• How the Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Challenges Christians to Lead with Compassion Israel and Hezbollah are locked in an escalating conflict, with Israeli strikes hitting southern Lebanon and Hezbollah firing rockets in retaliation. With thousands of civilians fleeing the region, the... Jim Denison Sep 24, 2024
• Why West Virginia Is Leading the Fight against Medically Assisted Suicide Doctor assisted suicide, something commonly referred to today as “medical assistance in dying,” is legal in ten states, plus Washington, D.C. But come November, voters in West Virginia can ensure this deadly... John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden Sep 24, 2024
• How the Digital Age Is Trivializing Real Historical Knowledge The rise of podcast historians like Darryl Cooper is a growing concern, especially as Cooper, who has no formal academic credentials, gains popularity with bold claims like calling Winston Churchill the... Dr. James Emery White Sep 23, 2024
• Trusting God's Sovereignty in a World Spiraling Towards War Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon are ramping up, with key militant leaders taken out, including those responsible for the deadly 1983 bombings that killed hundreds of U.S. forces.... Jim Denison Sep 23, 2024
• How New Legislation Could Finally Hold Big Tech Accountable for Kids’ Online Safety This summer, the U.S. Senate made a huge move by passing two major bills: the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) and the Children’s and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA 2.0). Both bills are designed to... John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden Sep 23, 2024
• How Apollo Quiboloy’s Arrest Exposes the Dangers of Self-Appointed Leaders Apollo Quiboloy, leader of the "Kingdom of Jesus Christ" cult, falsely claimed to be the "Appointed Son of God." Starting with just fifteen followers, his influence grew to millions. However, in 2021, his... Ryan Denison Sep 20, 2024