News and Commentary Update

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  3 Ways Christians Should Respond to Hurricane Helene’s Aftermath Hurricane Helene’s catastrophic landfall brought winds over 140 mph, leaving a path of destruction and more than a million people without power across Florida’s Big Bend region. As communities grapple with... Ryan Denison Sep 27, 2024
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  Christian Businesses Beat Biden Administration in Court, Awarded $210,000 in Legal Fees The Biden administration has agreed to pay $210,000 in attorney fees and costs to conclude a lawsuit won by a coalition of Christian businesses challenging the administration’s policies on gender... Michael Foust Sep 27, 2024
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  How the Manhattan Declaration Challenges the Church 15 Years Later Fifteen years ago, a group of Christian leaders released The Manhattan Declaration, calling believers to take a stand on three critical issues: the dignity of life, the sanctity of marriage, and our ultimate... John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Sep 27, 2024
• How to Be Faithful to the Gospel without Compromising God’s Standards As a painter and art lover, I am fascinated by rainbows. God has spoken to me many times through rainbows, even double rainbows, assuring His love and covenant with me and all His children. However, when I... Işık Alba Sep 27, 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
• ‘Rings of Power’ Features ‘Profoundly Faith-Based’ Themes, Producer Says One of the showrunners for Prime Video's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power says the series' themes are "profoundly faith-based" and honor the fantastical world created by J.R.R. Tolkien, a... Michael Foust 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
• Emmy Winner Paul Walter Hauser on Joining ‘Chosen’ Project, Says ‘I Love Jesus’ Emmy-winning actor Paul Walter Hauser says his involvement in a new Chosen animated series is driven by his love for Jesus. Michael Foust Sep 25, 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
• Bear Grylls ‘Grateful to the Almighty’ for Career and New ‘Chosen’ Partnership Adventurer Bear Grylls already was a fan of The Chosen when he was offered a role on a brand-new unscripted series with the studio behind the hit show. Michael Foust 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 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