Opinion

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  Christians Can Face the Perils of Our Broken World by Trusting Jesus' Promise of Eternal Life Unlike our secular friends, Christians know that this world is not our home. As a result, we can face the perils of our broken world by trusting Jesus’ promise, “Everyone who lives and believes in me shall... Jim Denison Mar 14, 2022
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  Does Virtual Reality Stunt Kids' Development? One of the reasons young kids perform terribly in the virtual world is that they have yet to master the basic skills of the real world. This has led some experts to question if hours spent playing as an... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Mar 14, 2022
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  The Birth Dearth Is About Culture, Not Cost Cultural attitudes, norms, and preferences about what makes for a meaningful life have a far bigger impact on fertility than previously thought. Young adults today are having fewer children than ever before,... John Stonestreet and Shane Morris Mar 11, 2022
• Are You Truly Presenting Yourself as a 'Living Sacrifice' to God? America’s founding on the biblical fact that “all men are created equal,” while fueling our pioneer spirit and entrepreneurial culture, must be balanced with the biblical fact that “all have sinned and fall... Jim Denison Mar 11, 2022
• Here's How to Be a Smarter Christian with Social Media A major evangelical website recently reviewed a new book on the rise of technology in which the review lamented the challenges Christians face when navigating the digital world led by Google, Amazon, and... Phillip Bethancourt Mar 10, 2022
• Trigger Warning Lists Aren't Helpful All Christians, but especially students, need to be able to think critically and to articulate why things like free speech matter. The best antidote for fragility is the confidence that only comes from real... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Mar 10, 2022
• Girl Sings “Let it Go” in Ukrainian Shelter, Video Goes Viral As I have discussed often over the years, it is conventional wisdom in our postmodern culture that all truth claims are personal and subjective. But when children are hiding in shelters and bombs are falling... Jim Denison Mar 10, 2022
• How to Win Trust: Be Trustworthy America has a real trust problem. We’ve lost trust in our institutions and each other, and the ramifications for society are immense. John Stonestreet and Maria Baer Mar 09, 2022
• Salvation Is More Than Just Going to Heaven Each year, the Colson Center gathers with Christians from across the country for an event named in abolitionist William Wilberforce’s honor. The Wilberforce Weekend will be held in Orlando, Florida, May... John Stonestreet and Wayne Stender Mar 09, 2022
• How a Young Christian Killed in Ukraine 'Still Speaks' to Our Future In this day of global social media and connectivity, a single courageous Christian like Anatoly can make global headlines and a global impact. As with Isaiah of old, a single committed believer can use his... Jim Denison Mar 09, 2022
• What Church Is Really Like In our world, special social status is awarded to people perceived as victims. Thus, testimonies of victimization—both inside the Church and out—get louder play. Stories of everyday faithfulness, sacrifice,... John Stonestreet and Maria Baer Mar 08, 2022
• Christians Must Be the Change They Want to See As I document in my latest book, The Coming Tsunami, our culture brands Christians as outdated, intolerant, oppressive, and dangerous on a level unprecedented in our nation’s history. As a result, it is... Jim Denison Mar 08, 2022