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Martin de Porres serves as an example of how Christians should aim to live. During his lifetime, Martin was considered a living saint. After his...

The COVID-induced liminal space in which we now live is inviting us to create gospel beauty and hope even as we walk the long corridor toward the...

A few weeks ago, the billionaire founder of Facebook announced the company’s new venture, “Meta.” The idea is to create a world of simulations...

So on this Veterans Day, let’s show our gratitude for all those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom, and for those who continue to...

Last week, at 34-years-old, baseball great Buster Posey retired to spend more time with his family.

Back in 2010, my friend Darrow Miller of The Disciple Nations Alliance argued compellingly that Haiti, at root, has a worldview problem, both in...

We live in serious times. Many Americans are paying more money for groceries than they were two months ago. The national debt has reached an...

One of the most common reasons that people give for rejecting Christianity, organized religion, or the church is hypocrisy. “Too many people,” we...

The strength of the church is in its purity and spiritual power, not in its numbers. God doesn't need a majority—He is the Majority. Prayer can no...

When a culture loses its grip on those foundations, the “experts” (or, as C.S. Lewis called them “conditioners”) step in. They loudly suggest that...

That story, the story of C.S. Lewis’s struggle leading to reliance in Jesus, is now in theatres across America. It releases today.

One line from C.S. Lewis’s autobiography Surprised by Joy is both simple and profound: “That which I greatly feared had at last come upon me. In...

Of all the struggles facing Christians, anger is at the top of the list. It destroys families, tarnishes character, and leads to destructive...

Each of us needs to look at ways that we can slow our lives down. We should find one activity to cut out and learn to use the word “no” more often...

As more than a few observers have pointed out, “the Great Resignation” isn’t just a search for a better job. What we are witnessing is part of our...