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When the secret abortion still hurts, look at the Samaritan woman
For many men and women, abortion is a secret carried in silence.

Operation Epic Fury: Trump’s Iran reckoning and what Christians should pray for
For far too long Iran was able to do so without any answer or response from America. That has ended.

Colorado's gender transition tyranny regulates even conversations
The medical consensus on gender-transition treatments for minors is shifting. But many state laws are not — and families are paying the price.

America, take notice: Puerto Rico shows us how to fight for unborn babies
Puerto Rico’s new law will undoubtedly be studied, debated, and tested in the years ahead.

6 ways a weak Western Church hurts the global Church
When Western Christianity weakens — spiritually, morally, intellectually and institutionally — the consequences don't stop at the Atlantic.

The abortion pill will cost Republicans the midterm elections
If women’s lives are in danger and the laws of red states are being abrogated by a Republican administration, why is this not a priority?

What is salvation anyway?
When Jesus returns, our union with him will be complete and our hunger will finally be fully satisfied. Until then, our faith can feel like an ache and a fulfillment all at once.

Islamic Sharia law is coming to a small town near you
How can we integrate a political ideology that seeks to undermine the bedrock of our republic?

Jewish holiday Purim reminds us not to give up — especially when evil is winning
Not everyone is Esther. But everyone can bring light.

Khamenei dead: Will Iran’s underground church, fastest-growing in the world, explode?
Iran’s underground church, already the fastest-growing in the world, could explode into the open, fulfilling the Great Commission in one of the most restricted nations.



















