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  Sep 3, 2026

  If you died and were forgotten, would your life still matter?

  When Bach died, his grave went unmarked and much of his music was forgotten for decades. But two phrases he wrote on his scores — "Jesus, help" and "To God alone be the glory" — reveal he'd already settled the question we're all still asking.

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  Sep 3, 2026

  Don't just evangelize the chatbot. Evangelize the humans AI may replace.

  Michael Guillén says Christians should stop fearing AI and start evangelizing it. Jay Atkins agrees — but argues that's only half the opportunity. The bigger mission field may be the millions of people about to discover their worth was never about what they produce.

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  Sep 3, 2026

  'Christian nationalism' already failed America once

  It sounds like a reasonable defense against cultural decay: if the Left uses state power to push its worldview, why shouldn't Christians do the same? But dig into history, and you find this road has been traveled before — and it ends in Christians persecuting other Christians.

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  Sep 2, 2026

  India's new law could turn Christian compassion into a crime

  Under India's newest anti-conversion law, the person accused of facilitating a conversion must prove it was voluntary. Rev. Richard Howell asks who gets to decide where compassion ends and coercion begins.

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  Sep 2, 2026

  6,000 are dead or missing in Nepal-China floods. What can Christians learn from this?

  A rare glacial flood killed or displaced 6,000 people in Nepal and China. What should Christians take from a tragedy this sudden and strange?

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Blue Card plan: A Christian answer for unauthorized immigrants

  What should happen to unauthorized immigrants like Maria — married to a U.S. citizen, raising American children, with no legal way forward? Wayne Grudem makes a biblical case for a middle path between two political extremes.

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  Sep 1, 2026

  I took my kids' screens away. Here's why it didn't work.

  "We tried the zero screens experiment like everybody else. It lasted eleven days. It did not fail because my kids wore me down... It failed because I was not actually offering them anything." A father on what he learned when the rule ran out and the wanting didn't.

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  Sep 1, 2026

  Why 'Christless Conservatism' can't save America

  "Take that away, and you take away all the power behind the pro-life argument." A case for why conservatism cannot survive without Christ at its center.

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  Sep 1, 2026

  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.

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  Aug 31, 2026

  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.