Shane Morris & John Stonestreet

• Transgender Surgeries and the Weight of Reality
  Because Christians believe in a world created by God, including the human body, we must not allow what is considered normal to seem normal to us. We might be shocked and grieved, but we should...
  Monday, January 31, 2022
• What Do We Do with Critical Theory?: Racism, White Privilege, and Christianity
  The ideas of Critical Theory, especially since the horrific killing of George Floyd, have become a central part of our national conversation.
  Wednesday, December 30, 2020
• The Knowledge Lost in Information: Truth and Wisdom in a Digital Age
  In an age of information, “extremely online people,” meaning those who rely primarily on social media for their political news, are among the least informed and most easily-deceived groups in...
  Thursday, August 13, 2020
• New Zealand's Outrageous New Abortion Law: A Low Point or a Turning Point?
  In late March, New Zealand’s parliament voted to “loosen” the nation’s abortion laws, particularly in the latter half of pregnancy when babies become viable outside of the womb.
  Friday, July 17, 2020
• A Letter to 'Cancel-Culture': Big-Name Liberals Reject Llliberalism … But Why?
  One-hundred and fifty-three high-profile thinkers recently signed a letter denouncing cancel-culture.
  Friday, July 10, 2020
• YouTube Dad Adopts the Internet: How-To Videos and Loving the Fatherless
  Rob Kenney did not always have his father around. The newly-minted YouTube celebrity with three grown children of his own, had a father who walked out on him when he was fourteen. Unsure of where...
  Friday, June 19, 2020
• SpaceX, Christianity, and a Worldview Big Enough for the Stars
  Christians should realize that the awe that overwhelms humans when watching man set foot on the moon or a robot land on Mars or astronauts boarding the space station is more than a mere feeling....
  Thursday, June 4, 2020
• SpaceX, Christianity, and a Worldview Big Enough for the Stars
  Christians should realize that the awe that overwhelms humans when watching man set foot on the moon or a robot land on Mars or astronauts boarding the space station is more than a mere feeling....
  Thursday, June 4, 2020
• Why We Should Thank God That Our Sun Is So 'Boring'
  A recent study examining the sun is a reminder that God perfectly orchestrated our existence. 
  Friday, May 29, 2020
• Why We Shouldn't Get Used to Online Church
  While it is necessary to close physical church locations amid the global pandemic, meeting online should not enough for us when this is all said and done.
  Tuesday, April 7, 2020
• Running into the Plague While Social Distancing: Church History and Coronavirus
  During the third-century Plague of Cyprian, Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria, wrote that the Romans “pushed the sufferers away and fled from their dearest, throwing them into the roads before they...
  Tuesday, March 24, 2020
• Banning 'Conversion Therapy'
  Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden unveiled his campaign commitments to the LGBTQ community last week noting that he would roll back religious liberty protections, pass the Equality...
  Wednesday, March 18, 2020
• Women Are More than Wombs: NY Debates Commercial Surrogacy
  New York is considering two bills that would legalize commercial surrogacy in the state. Like in Washington State, where commercial surrogacy is already legal, the push in New York is being made...
  Friday, February 28, 2020
• Was the Nuclear Family a Mistake? - Answering David Brooks
  New York Times columnist David Brooks wrote in an op-ed last week that while the nuclear family has always existed, without an extended circle of relatives, the structure is unstable. History...
  Monday, February 24, 2020
• 'Christian' Atheists? - A Faith Too Good to Be False
  According to Esther O’Reilly, skeptics admitting to the Christian faith’s positive influence on history is only the headline of this story (although we’d be remiss to not include the recent book...
  Tuesday, February 18, 2020
• Why Are We Still Funding This? The Failure of Embryonic Stem Cell Research
  In 2012, when a “Family Guy” episode aired depicting character Peter Griffith having a stroke, $150 million in federal grants went to embryo-destructive research. Despite all the funding dedicated...
  Tuesday, December 3, 2019
• Talking Worldview at Thanksgiving: Tips for Good Conversations
  Here are six tips for having good conversations around the Thanksgiving dinner table despite different worldviews.
  Wednesday, November 27, 2019
• Are There Limits to Denying Reality?: When Men Claim What Belongs to Women
  Last week, the spokeswoman for a British doula association was forced to resign after reminding her social media followers that people who have wombs are… women. Commenting on a health awareness...
  Monday, November 25, 2019