Are we seeing an education reformation?
Parents are speaking up more than ever, alternatives are being imagined and launched, and things once hidden in the status quo have been revealed.
John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden
Op-ed contributor
Are we too political?
Political engagement, especially in this politically charged season, is an especially difficult thing for Christians to navigate.
IVF and infertility: Good ends do not justify all means
Abortion and IVF are, as currently practiced, “two sides of the same child-commodifying coin.”
Voting: Lesser of two evils vs. lessening evil
Both sides of the presidential race are (finally) set, and Americans remain historically dissatisfied with both options.
Why would God spare Trump's life but not Comperatore?
We can pray that, having lived through this attempt on his life, President Trump is brought to a place of gratitude to God and a sense of responsibility.
Why 'identity in Christ' isn’t enough
A common talking point within Evangelical circles over the past 30 years is “our identity is in Christ.”
How Americans said 'I do' to gay 'marriage'
If true liberation is to be had, it won’t be through a church that continues to morally devolve on these issues.
We need friendship as well as marriage
Americans today are lonelier than ever.
Why more Americans (and Christians) now support same-sex 'marriage'
How is it that so many, including so many in the Church, now embrace a view of marriage that was unthinkable just a few decades ago?
What’s driving 'deconstruction'?
In the last few years, more and more younger Christians have been encouraged to deconstruct their faith.
