Glenn Sunshine

A disturbing incident involving Google’s Gemini AI highlights the potential dangers of conversational AI programs. A graduate student received a...

In today’s climate of political tension and societal division, many are letting politics overshadow cherished traditions and relationships. With...

In today’s polarized world, extreme Left and Right ideologies often twist history to fit their agendas, losing sight of the real complexities...

The buzz around Christian Nationalism, complicated by the lack of a clear definition, is a chance to reflect on the relationship between faith and...

Elections are important, but they reflect deeper cultural and spiritual realities rather than determining them. The upcoming election is...

October 27, International Religious Freedom Day, reflects a complex history of both progress and persecution across centuries. From Constantine's...

Doris Brougham, a missionary who dedicated over 70 years to serving in Taiwan, passed away in August at age 98. Known for her pioneering efforts in...

Elections are a reflection of our nation’s cultural reality and God’s sovereignty over leaders and nations. That’s why it’s so crucial to pray for...

In a recent interview, Darryl Cooper claimed that Winston Churchill, not Hitler, was the real villain of World War II, pushing a revisionist...

St. Augustine of Hippo isn't just a figure from the past; his life and teachings still offer valuable lessons for Christians today. From his early...

On August 19, 1662, French philosopher, mathematician, and apologist Blaise Pascal died at just 39 years old. Despite his shortened life, Pascal is...

Actual numbers of Christians are believed to be well over 100 million, thanks in part to the courageous pioneering of Wang Mingdao, who in the...

This year marks 460 years since the death of Michelangelo, the groundbreaking sculptor, painter, and architect who lived a somewhat tortured life...

Noah Webster published a dictionary in 1806, which he expanded into the first full American dictionary in 1828.  

Our faithfulness requires being counter-cultural in our attitudes about sex and children, an insistence that sex be confined within its God-given...

Escaping the nunnery to follow Christ led to a life full of service alongside one of the most seminal figures in Christianity.

Referendum seeks to eliminate the word “mother” and reference to marriage from the Irish constitution.

Thinking about our relationship to time from a Judeo-Christian understanding.