Opinion Archives

When religion is seen as non-essential, religious freedom is limited to “religious” activities like private prayer, church attendance, and personal...

We didn’t choose to be in this cultural moment, or to face the challenges it presents. Our time and our place in history are chosen by God. Our...

What will it take to break us? There is famine on the horizon, but very few are hungry for God. The red, white, and blue cannot save us; only...

The ruling overturning Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey doesn’t end abortion in America, nor does it legally ban abortion. It means that...

The big, big question remains: do I believe that we can truly have different convictions if we have the same Holy Spirit of God residing within...

So, what now? How should faithful Christians respond now that Roe versus Wade has been reversed?

Seems a little risky to me, but God honored the request of Abraham's servant. Here is why…

Across the country, thousands of young people are being permanently marked by physical and psychological damage. Some are now expressing deep...

Kids deserve better books than the ones currently being written for them. Too many children’s books today are activist books, not really written to...

The Court has been more than clear on the rights of religious institutions. That, however, did not stop the state of Maine from continuing to...

In his recent book, Mark Mittelberg tackles the challenge and calling to communicate faith in this cultural moment. It’s called Contagious Faith,...

Matt Walsh’s new documentary, What Is a Woman? asks academics, pediatricians and politicians who promote transgender ideology to define their...

Fifty years after Watergate, headlines are still telling of government corruption and political abuse. Among the lessons we can learn from...

Building a life around cartoons is disturbing and sad. But the problem isn’t people who love fantasy too much. It’s people who have nothing better...

When the “Government of Vietnam” posted two draft religion decrees the first week of June, even ranking staff members of the Government Bureau of...