Opinion

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  5 Facts to Deepen Your Appreciation of Veterans Day Veterans Day is often misunderstood, so here are some key insights drawn from the U.S. Department of Defense's "5 Facts to Know About Veterans Day." These points clarify why it’s different from Memorial Day,... Dr. James Emery White Nov 11, 2024
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  Why We Should Stop Seeing Each Other as the Enemy Trump’s presidency exposed some major cracks in America’s current political landscape, revealing deep divisions that have nothing to do with his policies and everything to do with fear and misinformation.... Shane Idleman Nov 11, 2024
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  Jewish Communities Threatened in European Pogrom The recent pogrom in Amsterdam saw Jews targeted in organized, violent attacks reminiscent of historic antisemitic violence across Europe. With roots in premeditated and social media-coordinated actions,... Jonathan Feldstein Nov 11, 2024
• How True Change Happens When Christians Become a ‘Faithful Presence’ Last week's election maps show a striking shift as most U.S. counties lean toward conservative values, yet a crucial reminder rings out: political wins alone can’t change society. For real impact, Christians... Jim Denison Nov 11, 2024
• What Arthur Schubarth’s Sheep Cloning Scandal Reveals about Scientific Boundaries The story of 81-year-old Arthur Schubarth, sentenced for illegally cloning and breeding oversized sheep hybrids for profit, serves as a cautionary tale about the ethical limits of genetic experimentation.... John Stonestreet and Shane Morris Nov 11, 2024
• 6 Ways You Can Work through Grief This Thanksgiving Holidays are often coined as the "most wonderful time of the year," however, oftentimes, for those grieving, holidays can be the hardest time of the year. Thanksgiving is a time when we should be feeling... Gabrielle Sellitti Nov 11, 2024
• How Christians Can Lead the Way in Restoring Respect The recent election has highlighted a growing problem in our culture: a serious lack of respect for those with different viewpoints. Instead of seeing these differences as divisive, we can learn from the... Ryan Denison Nov 08, 2024
• Lessons Learned from Jonie Eareckson Tada on Finding Hope in Suffering Suffering touches everyone at some point, but it doesn’t have to lead to despair. One powerful example is Joni Eareckson Tada, who has lived with paralysis for 57 years. Instead of letting her pain defeat... John Stonestreet Nov 08, 2024
• What Trump’s Victory Says about the Human Longing for Meaningful Purpose In a reflective analysis of Donald Trump's historic 2024 presidential win, Karl Rove describes the campaign as "the most astonishing in modern history," while journalist Daniel McCarthy argues it was less... Jim Denison Nov 07, 2024
• Could Christianity Bring about the True Sexual Revolution Our Culture Needs? The sexual revolution has often portrayed Christianity as restrictive, yet historian Tom Holland suggests Christianity's early teachings actually promoted sexual dignity and liberation, especially for women... John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden Nov 07, 2024
• How Kmart’s Downfall Holds a Lesson for Modern Churches With the last Kmart in the continental U.S. closing, we’re saying goodbye to a once-iconic brand that introduced the world to discount shopping. So, what went wrong? Kmart fell victim to three big issues... Dr. James Emery White Nov 07, 2024
• A California Pastor’s Message of Faith and Hope to Future President Trump An open letter to President Trump highlights the urgent need for America to reconnect with its spiritual roots to thrive. It stresses that our nation's security and unity start with humility, repentance, and... Shane Idleman Nov 06, 2024