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I grew up in Church. I didn't know why I needed Jesus
"I grew up in church. But growing up in church and belonging to Christ are not the same thing." A pastor looks back on decades of hearing he needed Jesus — without ever being told why — and the medical crisis, divorce, and financial collapse that finally exposed what self-sufficiency couldn't fix.

What if America’s religious decline has been overstated?
Rising "Nones," religious switchers, and a massive uncounted group called "Others" — the real story of American faith is more complicated than the polls let on.

The post-liberal Right's war on America's founding — and why it's not conservative
There's a fight happening on the American Right that's bigger than Trump, immigration, or the culture war — it's a fight over whether the constitutional order itself is worth keeping.

Christians, don't be scared of your chatbot — evangelize it
"It's like buying tasty baked goods from someone you wouldn't trust to babysit your kids." That's how most American Christians feel about AI — useful, but suspect. One writer argues the solution isn't distance, it's engagement.

12 ways God's Kingdom runs opposite to the world
This piece walks through 12 such paradoxes, from strength in weakness to greatness through service, showing why the Kingdom of God can feel so hard for the natural mind to grasp.

Abdul El-Sayed's bizarre defense of child sex changes on Fox News backfires
The basic weakness El-Sayed faced is that no amount of lipstick can make a pig walk upright.

Why would an Evangelical group erase the word 'Evangelical'?
"Evangelical" has become a loaded word — political shorthand to some, a source of shame to others. Now the organization that has carried the name since 1948 is considering dropping it. A member makes the case for why that would be a mistake.

The wisest book in the Bible has a question for our culture war
Legislatures go to war over a locker room. Families split at Thanksgiving over a bathroom door. Meanwhile, almost no one is asking the one question with enough weight to actually end it. A look at what Ecclesiastes says about knowing which fight is worth having.

Does God want you to get rich? Here's what the Bible says
A reader asks if God wants them to "get rich" — and the answer reveals a subtle danger hiding in plenty of well-meaning Christian financial advice.

You can't sue a surrogate for refusing to kill your child
"A contract is not a license." When a surrogate refused to abort a baby diagnosed with a heart condition, it exposed a hard truth: some promises are simply too immoral for courts to enforce — no matter what's on paper.

























