Timothy D Padgett

Today, July 18, marks a dark day in Christian history. On this date in A.D. 64, the Great Fire of Rome left two-thirds of the Eternal...

Throughout the last century, and especially in the last few decades, the scholarly world has been “surprised” to find that the biblical authors...

Today, May 31, marks the 90th anniversary of a great act of simple courage.

Schaeffer demonstrated that “charity and clarity” must go together. His deep compassion for people and firm conviction in truth has left an...

Deconstruction is about tearing down, opposing, and moving away from rather than towards anything or, for that matter, Anyone. At...

A swelling cultural shift bent on censorship could be what kills democracy.

Another case of a teen taken from home over pronoun usage.

Though many predictions about AI are still more science fiction than fact, it is advancing faster than many expected.

A warning to a society too eager to pull the trigger on transitioning.

Federal agencies are set to impose progressive priorities on a series of “gender identity” measures.

The First Amendment has, so far, been an effective barrier against unnecessary limits on freedoms, even when done “for our good.”

Christians are called to steward the nations they are in.

The danger in refusing to honor the imperfect isn’t just the temptation to whitewash others’ sins while excusing our own.

How Christians can have a courageous faith is the focus.

The Jews are also a tangible reminder that humanity’s story is not ultimately a tragedy.

During the twentieth century, the world moved forward on the inertia and inheritance Christianity gave to the West. This momentum, however, only...

The biblical view of the world, especially its description of the inherent value and moral nature of the human person, is the only basis for...

As Lewis wrote elsewhere, “God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our consciences, but shouts in our pains. It is his megaphone to rouse a...