News and Commentary Update

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  How Stranded Astronauts Teach Us of Jesus' Journey to Earth Life doesn’t always make sense, and neither do God’s ways—yet that’s exactly why we can trust Him. Think about it: astronauts stranded in space is a problem we struggle to solve, but Jesus made an even... Jim Denison Dec 20, 2024
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  Rediscovering the True Spirit of Santa Claus The enduring significance of Santa Claus is explored through a connection to the historical St. Nicholas, a devout Christian known for his generosity and love for children. By embracing the Santa tradition... Dr. James Emery White Dec 20, 2024
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  Chemical Abortion and Euthanasia Define the Fight for Life in 2024 The fight for life took center stage in 2024, with major shifts in political platforms and cultural battles. Chemical abortion became a focal point, with expanded access and misinformation fueling the... John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden Dec 20, 2024
• Santa Claus Legend Comes to Life with New Sarcophagus Discovery Archaeologists in Turkey have discovered a sarcophagus near St. Nicholas Church in Antalya's Demre neighborhood, believed to be linked to Saint Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop who inspired the legend of... Milton Quintanilla Dec 20, 2024
• The Spiritual and Ethical Dilemma of Canada’s Growing Assisted Death Program Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program saw a significant rise in 2023, with 15,300 people ending their lives through physician-assisted suicide, making it the country’s fifth leading cause of... Ryan Denison Dec 18, 2024
• Bible Sales Surge 30 Percent as Young Adults Search for Truth, SBC Says Bible sales in the U.S. have surged dramatically, with B&H Publishing reporting a 30 percent increase in the past year and experts linking the growth to a younger generation seeking truth. Seminary... Michael Foust Dec 18, 2024
• Syria’s Collapse Raises New Fears for Christians and Regional Stability After Assad’s regime collapse, U.S. and Israeli airstrikes in Syria aimed to prevent advanced weapons from falling into the wrong hands. The chaos of Syria’s ongoing conflict continues to raise concerns for... John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Dec 18, 2024
• Virginia Realtor and Pastor Accused of Hate Speech for Quoting Leviticus on Facebook A Virginia realtor and pastor, Wilson Fauber, faces potential revocation of his real estate license and a $15,000 fine after being found "guilty" by the Virginia Association of Realtors for a 2015 Facebook... Milton Quintanilla Dec 18, 2024
• Mysterious Drone Sightings Spark Security Concerns across the U.S. and Beyond Mysterious drone sightings over the U.S. and abroad have raised concerns about national security and technological vulnerabilities, with authorities unable to determine their origin or intent. As these... Jim Denison Dec 16, 2024
• How Should Christians Uphold God’s Standards of Justice in Controversial Court Cases? Two high-profile cases, involving Daniel Penny and Luigi Mangione, highlight society's deep division over justice, morality, and the sanctity of life. Penny's actions to protect subway passengers led to an... Milton Quintanilla Dec 16, 2024
• How Small Acts of Courage Can Change a Nation Czechoslovakia exemplified how small acts of courage can defy oppressive regimes. Their resistance, from refusing to display communist flags to raising their children to reject lies, came at a great cost but... John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden Dec 16, 2024
• What the “AI Jesus” Experiment Teaches Us about the Future of Faith Artificial intelligence is increasingly intersecting with faith, as demonstrated by the “Deus in Machina” exhibit in Switzerland, where an AI-generated “Jesus” engaged visitors in spiritual conversations.... Dr. James Emery White Dec 16, 2024