What has changed (and what hasn’t) for Christians in 2020
Many of us have been so busy fighting the culture war in various political and legal venues that we have failed to notice the cultural ground shifting beneath our feet.
Eric Metaxas and Stan Guthrie
Op-Ed Contributors
God’s grand story of redemption
Our very existence has meaning. Each of us has a unique role in God’s grand story of redemption.
When the sexual revolution hijacked the women’s movement
In the late 1960s, Sue Ellen Browder lost her reporting job at a small daily in Los Angeles because of her pregnancy. ...
Christian worldview and weight loss
After all the Thanksgiving turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, many of us may be tempted to cover our eyes before we step on the scale today. And we should be concerned about our weight. But even here, worldview matters.
Christian Wisdom in Silicon Valley: Tech Company Embraces the Rule of St. Benedict
Do you remember "What would Jesus do?" Here's a new question: What would Benedict do?
How to Have Happy Teens
What do happy teenagers do? Perhaps the easiest way to answer that question is to ID what they don't do!
China's Pastors Take Their Stand: Jesus Is Lord
I want you to meet some brave Christian leaders pledging their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor.
Christian Hoarding? Do We Own Stuff? Or Does Stuff Own Us?
Hoarding isn't just a grotesque curiosity for TV voyeurs. It's a real and present danger for Christ's Church.
Apatheism Worse Than Atheism?
With apologies to Richard Dawkins, the New Atheists are old news. But we've got a bigger problem.
U of Iowa Targets Religious Groups: InterVarsity Goes to Court ... Again
So it's okay for Christian groups to require their leaders to be Christian, right? Or a Muslim group to demand that its leaders be Muslim? Well, not on some campuses.
