Handel's—and Jennens's—"Messiah"
"Messiah" may be the greatest work in the canon of Western music. You know the composer—Handel. But do you know the author?
Eric Metaxas and David Carlson
Are Secular Folks Rethinking Sex?
Unless you've been under a rock for the last few weeks, you've heard about the plethora of #MeToo reports of sexual harassment and abuse perpetrated by politicians, actors and the news media.
Jack Phillips' (and Our) Day in Court
Today the Supreme Court hears perhaps the most important free speech and religious freedom case in our lifetime. It's time to pray and to speak up.
A Museum Fit for the Bible: Telling the Story of the World's Greatest Book
The Bible is the greatest book ever written—and now, there's a museum fit to tell its story!
Why Mommies Matter: Being Present in the First 3 Years
What would you do to enhance your baby's mental and emotional well-being? A New York psychoanalyst noticed a disturbing trend: A huge increase in the number of kids being diagnosed at an earlier age with mental disorders and emotional problems.
Why Johnny Can't Read … the Bible
It's simply impossible for kids to be fully educated without basic knowledge of the world's greatest book. Without the Bible, students can't really understand fully the English language, English literature, history, art, music or culture.
International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church: Wake Up, Speak Out, Pray
More Christians are persecuted today than ever before. Which is why we need to join in the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church.
Discovering Naboth's Vineyard: Another Find of Biblical Proportions
We love to tell you about the ways that archaeology is confirming the biblical narrative. Well, the latest discovery is one of the coolest yet.
Anger Mismanagement: We Need Faith, Hope, and Love
It's clear that we're not managing our anger very well. In a country with unrivaled material goods and freedom, Americans are an increasingly angry lot.
Consider the Pokémon of the Field: Children Are Isolated From Nature
Could our technology-filled lives be keeping our kids from knowing God and Scripture in a crucial way?
