Opinion

• How the 1792 Exchange Is Protecting People of Faith In 1792, a group of New York bankers gathered by a famous tree on Wall Street and signed the landmark “Buttonwood Agreement.” Against a backdrop of speculation and deceit, the document signaled a return to openness, fair... Jul 05, 2023

  

  How the 1792 Exchange Is Protecting People of Faith
• The Popularity and Peril of Secular Spirituality Here’s the problem: “Your iniquities have made a separation between you and your God, and your sins have hidden his face from you so that he does not hear” (Isaiah 59:2). As a result, “truth has stumbled in the public squares,... Jul 05, 2023

  

  The Popularity and Peril of Secular Spirituality
• In 303 Creative Decision, the Supreme Court Rules for Freedom of Speech On Friday, the Supreme Court delivered a smashing victory for free speech. Lorie Smith is the founder of 303 Creative, a graphic design company that, among other services, creates custom websites for weddings. Concerned that a... Jul 03, 2023

  

  In 303 Creative Decision, the Supreme Court Rules for Freedom of Speech
• How to Use Our Freedom to Serve Our Nation On this July 3, I am grateful to live in a nation that honors my freedom of religion, but I know that America’s hope does not lie with America’s laws. If God’s people will choose to declare and defend biblical truth, wherever... Jul 03, 2023

  How to Use Our Freedom to Serve Our Nation
• Should Christians Think of Themselves as Worthless and Wretched? Because our identity drives our actions. So, if you believe you are sinful and unworthy of love, you will act like you are sinful and unworthy of love. You will be driven to make poor choices because you feel like there is no... Jun 30, 2023

  Should Christians Think of Themselves as Worthless and Wretched?
• The Bible Is Still Relevant, Despite What You May Have Heard Recently, a school district near Salt Lake City, Utah, removed the Bible from elementary and middle school libraries. Though it quickly reversed course and returned it to the library shelves, the original decision was made in... Jun 30, 2023

  The Bible Is Still Relevant, Despite What You May Have Heard
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Affirmative Action and Supports Religious Freedom The Supreme Court is generating headlines around the world, but your next act of faithful obedience will echo in heaven. The culture wars are dominating our culture, but you cannot measure the eternal significance of present... Jun 30, 2023

  Supreme Court Strikes Down Affirmative Action and Supports Religious Freedom
• Is Math Racist? Few subjects seem less political than math. There is little room for subjective judgment because its truths are universal. No matter what you look like or where you’re from or how you feel about it, two plus two will always... Jun 29, 2023

  Is Math Racist?
• The Power of Your Attitude to Determine Your Altitude When you are tempted by immoral thoughts, reflect on biblical truth. When you are tempted to slander or gossip about someone, pray for God’s best for them instead. When you are tempted to shrink from sharing your faith, pray... Jun 29, 2023

  The Power of Your Attitude to Determine Your Altitude
• The New Ugandan Law and the Western Response Recently, the East African nation of Uganda passed a law that will increase criminal punishments for homosexual acts. Same-sex activity was already illegal in Uganda, as it is in several other African nations, and Ugandans... Jun 28, 2023

  The New Ugandan Law and the Western Response