Opinion

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  A Spiritual Lesson on Buying Time While fiscal responsibility is important, an issue that receives far less attention in Christian circles pertains to being responsible with our time. Ryan Denison Jan 20, 2023
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  How Can the Practice of Solitude Improve Your Prayer Life? Praying alone can help keep our focus on God and allow him to meet our needs and grow our faith. Here are 8 ways the practice of solitude can improve your prayer life.  Sarah Hamaker Jan 19, 2023
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  God's Thoughts Should Be Our Thoughts: Truth Is Revealed and Knowable By seeking and studying what God has revealed, we can make God’s thoughts our thoughts. We have, Paul wrote, the mind of Christ. We can know His design for human beings and for marriage and family, the... John Stonestreet and Shane Morris Jan 19, 2023
• What Is Your Missional Purpose? I encourage you to focus today on your specific calling. If you cannot complete the sentence, “My ministry is _______________,” pray and reflect until you can. Then live every day in alignment with your... Jim Denison Jan 19, 2023
• Should John Witherspoon’s Statue Remain at Princeton? Princeton University is considering a petition, signed by nearly 300 members of the campus community, to remove a statue of John Witherspoon. According to the petition, “paying such honor to someone who... John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine Jan 18, 2023
• A Reflection on Religious Freedom in America Today’s conversation highlights this biblical fact: Christians must not depend on the government to do our work for us. Jim Denison Jan 18, 2023
• Amy Carmichael, Missionary and Defender of Children This week marks the death of Amy Carmichael, missionary to India and defender of children. Though she died in 1951, she is a profound example of not only being faithful to the Gospel but of what being... John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine Jan 17, 2023
• The More We Rely on Ourselves, the Less We Are Relying on God's Spirit. One of Satan’s most subtle temptations is to encourage Christians to trust in Christianity rather than in Christ. In this sense, California is a case study for the evangelical church in a secularized... Jim Denison Jan 17, 2023
• Dr. Martin Luther King and the Nature of Law In his memorable “Letter from the Birmingham Jail,” Martin Luther King, Jr., threw down the gauntlet in his great Civil Rights crusade when he refused to obey what he regarded as an immoral man-made law that... Chuck Colson and John Stonestreet Jan 16, 2023
• The Intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and National Religious Freedom Day Just as our nation urgently needed (and needs) a civil rights movement to advance equality for all Americans, so too do we need a spiritual movement to advance morality for all Americans. Jim Denison Jan 16, 2023
• Why We're Tempted to Pull Ourselves up by Dragging Others Down After a second batch of classified documents was found in the garage at President Biden’s home in Delaware, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced yesterday that Robert Hur has been appointed to serve as... Ryan Denison Jan 13, 2023
• The Need for a Robust Understanding of Congregational Singing Throughout the biblical texts, music is also connected to prophecy and to dealing with evil spirits. Jesus and the apostles sang a hymn after the Last Supper, according to two of the Gospels. The Apostle... John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine Jan 13, 2023