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  Aug 12, 2026

  What is a 'fair share' of taxes?

  The phrase "fair share" appears again and again in Democratic Party talking points, but the platform never says how much a fair share actually is. When you work through the four kinds of tax Americans do consider fair, wealthy Americans already pay far more than any of them would require.

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  Aug 12, 2026

  How tyrants use religion — and how Scripture exposes them

  Have you ever heard a sermon, a devotion or a town hall report where the leader declares that what God is doing aligns exactly with their personal agenda?

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  Aug 12, 2026

  Is this really what conservatives voted for on immigration?

  A majority of Hispanic Americans do not want open borders. They want a system that is serious and fair — and they are watching to see whether the conservative movement can deliver one.

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  Aug 11, 2026

  3 traits of someone who truly knows God — not just theology

  Spiritual mindedness is often mocked as being "too heavenly minded with no earthly good." But Scripture paints a different picture — one marked by forgiveness, deep knowledge of God, and gracious impact on others.

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  Aug 11, 2026

  My parents adopted 20 embryos. I was the only one to survive.

  "I was the only one to survive the freeze and the thaw and the transfer." Hannah Strege was the first baby born through embryo adoption — and her story is reshaping how Christians think about frozen embryos.

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  Aug 11, 2026

  Christian activism and the confrontation addiction problem

  If it's fun for you to get up in someone's face and try to dominate them, you've stopped ministering to that person. You're using them. You're ministering to your own ego.

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  Aug 10, 2026

  The Christian case for calling legal warfare 'bloodless martyrdom'

  Christians who lose money, standing, or their ministries rather than betray their conscience aren't dying for their faith. But they may be living out a real, if bloodless, martyrdom.

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  Aug 9, 2026

  What Fauci's diary admits — and his testimony wouldn't

  Anthony Fauci once said he had "nothing to hide." Then Congress got hold of his diary — and he pled the Fifth 111 times.

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  Aug 8, 2026

  The dangerous cost of raising comfortable kids

  God doesn't rescue us from every valley — He walks through it with us. So why do we keep trying to spare our kids from theirs?

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  Aug 8, 2026

  Why 'Father, forgive them' isn't the same as 'I forgive you'

  Jesus never said "I forgive you" to those who crucified Him. He said, "Father, forgive them." That difference changes everything for how we read this passage — and how we're called to respond to those who've hurt us.