Opinion

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  The Unthinkable Things Inside and Under Gazan Hospitals It’s unthinkable that the terrorists are using Gazan hospitals where they are hiding, as well as storing significant arms, and from which they are shooting rockets and automatic weapons at Israelis (War... Jonathan Feldstein Nov 15, 2023
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  Looking for Peace in All the Wrong Places In general, shaped by a secular vision of life and the world, Westerners tend to underestimate the significance of religion. John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Nov 15, 2023
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  God's Response to Humanity's Impossible Quest to Understand All Things As with explanations for suffering, God does not want us to know when Christ will return, so we will prepare every day for his coming. Why? Because the best way to live every day is to live as if it were... Jim Denison Nov 15, 2023
• The Breaking of America: What Hurts the Most When God commands you to do something, never rely on someone else to see it through. Shane Idleman Nov 14, 2023
• I Am Still Losing Sleep Jonathan Feldstein Nov 14, 2023
• Acknowledging the Creator of the Universe, and Everything in it Scientists trying to turn evolution into a theory of everything might expect nature to answer, “I am who I am.” But there’s only One who can truly say that. Why not give Him credit for a change?  John Stonestreet and Shane Morris Nov 14, 2023
• Realizing God Does Not Discriminate If God could change the Apostle Paul's heart, he can change any heart. Jim Denison Nov 14, 2023
• From Entebbe to Gaza City France has a legacy of retreat, so maybe Macron can be excused. But as pressure grows on Israel from liberated Europe, it’s also painful to see the US heating up its rhetoric. Jonathan Feldstein Nov 13, 2023
• Prioritizing Our Identity as Citizens of Heaven Regardless of how you feel about the trajectory of the nation, remember that (this side of eternity) it’s always too soon to give up on God making a difference. Ryan Denison Nov 13, 2023
• A Tale of Two Hospitals Two people, two hospitals, two radically different perspectives on preserving life.  Sadly, all too normal. Jonathan Feldstein Nov 10, 2023
• Looking to the Past for Answers about the Future During the twentieth century, the world moved forward on the inertia and inheritance Christianity gave to the West. This momentum, however, only lasted so long. John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Nov 10, 2023
• Searching for the Value of Life in America Ultimately, if we really want to make a difference in the fight to save unborn lives, we have to start with people over politics and accept the reality that there is no quick fix on a national scale. Ryan Denison Nov 10, 2023