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  Sep 19, 2026

  'Can You Hear Me Now?': Making the case for modern-day prophets

  There is a vigorous and necessary conversation about prophecy, particularly in light of recent exposures in certain ministries that have misused and abused the gifts of the Spirit.

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  Sep 18, 2026

  Why gambling isn't just risky, it's un-biblical

  Investing creates a win/win for all involved, but the opposite is true in gambling. For me to win, others must lose.

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  Sep 18, 2026

  AI is arriving at the most dangerous possible moment

  The world does not lack intelligence. It lacks time for wisdom.

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  Sep 17, 2026

  Is Nike's trans advocacy costing it more than headlines?

  Nike’s story is a little more complex than most people are making it out to be.

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  Sep 17, 2026

  The tide is turning on gender ideology, but some parents are still paying the price

  A presumption built into our social-work system does not disappear entirely once a regulation is rescinded.

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  Sep 16, 2026

  You're not broken. You're occupied territory.

  Modern psychology can describe your anxiety down to the neurotransmitter. All of that is real. And all of it together still leaves out an entire dimension of what you are.

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  Sep 16, 2026

  How below-average pastors become good leaders

  What are some ways in which below-average church leaders can become better?

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  Sep 16, 2026

  Did God use 9/11 to punish American infidels?

  "We cheered because we were told that God was punishing America." At 13, I believed that. Here's what changed.

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  Sep 15, 2026

  Demons are real. Exorcism isn't the answer.

  Ask most Christians about the powers of darkness and you'll get one of two answers — and both are wrong. One camp treats every hardship as a demon to be cast out. The other treats demons as superstition the modern world has outgrown.

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  Sep 15, 2026

  They destroyed 108 Armenian churches. Now they're erasing more.

  Power may seize territory. It cannot seize truth. As Azerbaijan presents Armenian monasteries to foreign diplomats as relics of a different heritage, this piece asks who will hold the line on historical honesty — and why the Church can't look away.