Is the church and America guilty of the sin of Sodom? Wow! What a provocative question. Given the political culture in the USA right now, the mind automatically goes to issues like same-sex marriage and …
Fewer Americans See Religion as Central to Daily Life A new Gallup poll reveals that only 49% of U.S. adults consider religion important in their daily lives. This marks a steep 17-point drop since 2015 …
Like most people, I did not get Raptured on Rosh Hashanah. At this point, I have not been a part of a Rapture-emphasizing tradition for more of my life than I was, but I came …
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has elected Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City as its new president. The decision marks a continuation of the body’s conservative trajectory during a politically volatile time. Coakley, a …
Construction has officially started on the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, set to become Britain’s largest Christian monument. Located near Coleshill, just outside Birmingham, the project broke ground this week after surpassing an initial $50 …
From Wilderness Survival to Spiritual Mission Bear Grylls is known for enduring extreme conditions on shows like Man vs. Wild. He says his latest book, The Greatest Story Ever Told, surpasses all previous achievements. Despite …
What did Jesus do? If we are honest, we have to admit that evangelicals often treat people badly, and we certainly do not have a good reputation. The hackneyed church expression is that we are …
Confined by Fear in a Supposed Sanctuary For the past month, I’ve stayed close to home, venturing out only when my husband Brad is with me. Coffee shops—once spaces of community—now feel dangerous, especially for …
“The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.”Psalm 23:1 Let’s be honest. This is a tough verse. There is plenty that I want. As someone who lives in the United States, it is far …
“Out of the mouth of babes and nursing infants You have ordained strength . . .” (Psalm 8:2) Our middle child, Paul, married a wonderful young woman, Krystyana, whom we were so pleased to welcome into …