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After years of debt, one couple finds themselves in a season of plenty and wonders how to give faithfully when their income comes from real estate, dividends, and irregular sources. The answer starts with remembering that God owns it all.
They say you can’t fight city hall. A homeschool family in Fremont, Nebraska, just proved otherwise.
When TV announcers dubbed a Giants fan “mom of the year,” strangers online told her to divorce her husband. Her response, and new research on religious marriage, expose a myth our culture keeps reviving.
Accusations about the “New Apostolic Reformation” have gone viral on Christian podcasts, ranging from unchecked authority to cult-like control. Writing from inside the movement, the author argues that many of these criticisms are valid but too narrowly focused. The deeper problem is a church model that new titles never reformed.
American culture works hard to hide death, from body bags to lethal injection. But obscuring death obscures essential truths about human nature, and it has made an oxymoron like "euthanasia" seem plausible.
Two responses dominate the Church's approach to pornography. One says it's a sin to resist, and the other says it's a compulsion to treat. Both describe something real, and both fall short, because neither can see what the Church is actually fighting.
In October 2026, America lost two men whose names became shorthand for religious showmanship. Their lives leave a question every thinking person should ponder: Is ritual without redemption possible?
We are four women from four different states. Two of us got abortion drugs online and two in person, but we share one conviction: women deserve to know the risks.
My husband told me the only vow he'd keep was to make my life a living hell. To our neighbors and church, he was charming and kind. It took me 30 years, and 10 minutes of hurried packing, to finally get free.
