Opinion

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  By Blessing Sin, the Church of England Will Keep People from God The decision late last week by the Church of England to now bless civil marriages and partnerships of same-sex couples made precisely no one happy. For those hoping to amend official church teaching, the... John Stonestreet Feb 13, 2023
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  The Parallels between Watching American Football and Participating in American Religion As a cultural apologist, I would add that the parallels between watching American football and participating in American religion are noteworthy. On a typical Sunday, 100 million Americans (30 percent)... Jim Denison Feb 13, 2023
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  After the SOTU's Childish Antics, What Can I Do to Strengthen American Democracy? If we want our government to change, we have to change. American citizens, particularly those who are followers of Jesus, have an obligation to improve the condition of the American republic so that it... Scott Slayton Feb 10, 2023
• Who Are 'He Gets Us,' and Why Are They Spending $20 Million on a Super Bowl Ad? If you haven't seen their ads or billboards yet, the Super Bowl this Sunday night will offer the perfect chance to change that. Ryan Denison Feb 10, 2023
• From Gender Clinic Caseworker to Whistleblower: Jamie Reed's Story A former gender clinic caseworker has filed her concerns with the attorney general of Missouri and has gone public with what she saw behind clinic doors. John Stonestreet Feb 10, 2023
• What We're Learning about China's Spy Balloons Unlike satellites which travel in space, balloons are like other aircraft in that they are subject to international aviation law. According to such law, a nation’s airspace is sovereign territory that cannot... Jim Denison Feb 09, 2023
• Satan Shows Up at the Grammys Rather than merely shock with a new display of creepiness, the "Unholy" Grammys performance marked the place where we’ve already been for some time. John Stonestreet and Heather Peterson Feb 09, 2023
• Josephine Margaret Bakhita: From Slave to Servant of Christ Josephine Bakhita died on this day in 1947. She was a remarkable believer who reveled in the love of God and lived her life in service to Him, despite the years she suffered in abusive slavery. Born around... John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine Feb 08, 2023
• Why Do We Watch the State of the Union Address? If the past is prologue, President Biden should not expect to see significant results from his State of the Union speech. According to Gallup’s Jeffrey M. Jones, “Historical data suggests these speeches... Jim Denison Feb 08, 2023
• Hard Work Brings Contentment, Dream Job or Not According to a story in Business Insider, one woman who gave up on her passion is now all the happier for it. Maggie Perkins taught middle and high school in both Florida and Georgia, but now works at... John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Feb 07, 2023
• We Too Often Settle for Knowing about Jesus When We Can Know Jesus Jesus made all of that when he made you. What’s more, his omniscience and omnipotence are available to all who seek his wisdom and strength. This is because, unlike every other figure of history, the... Jim Denison Feb 07, 2023
• 'Dividing America Through Trashing Our Past' The tragedy of modern education, perceived with such brilliance by G.K. Chesterton, is that it has left us perilously ignorant of who we are, where we are, where we have come from, and where we are going. We... Tim Goeglein Feb 06, 2023