Opinion Archives

Throughout the centuries, the Christian church has been involved in health care. Jesus healed the sick, showed compassion to the needy, and told us...

The brilliant T.S. Elliot once observed that before we know what to do with something, we need to know what it’s for. That applies even to sex.

Well-respected community leaders, coaches, and pastors seem to be imploding at epidemic levels these days. Stories of abuse, affairs, lapses in...

For the first time in history, the leader of communist North Korea set foot in South Korea, purportedly to negotiate peace. Here’s how Christians...

The Rev. Patrick Conroy, the chaplain of the House of Representatives, is resigning effective May 24.

Today it is my privilege to announce the winner of the 2018 William Wilberforce Award—and to invite you to meet him next month.

The usual adversaries are at it again in the ongoing war over the place of the Bible and Christian faith in the U.S. armed forces. On behalf of 26...

In the frenzied and partisan times we live in, there occasionally arises an issue or a cause that ought to obviously solicit the support of...

Honestly, I’m not sure which hour is Britain’s darkest, the Blitz of 1940 or right now.

Truly loving people can mean telling them things they don’t want to hear—like, “suicide is not something to celebrate.”

From time to time, someone objects to the need to attend church regularly. They say they can be good Christians without participating in church. I...

Once again in California, we see that the new sexual orthodoxy trumps the Constitution.

Some are saying that Christians have lost the culture. But what if it was never a war to win, instead it was a calling to embrace?

Here are five faith facts about Pompeo:

I remember clearly a hymn the students chose for us to sing at that first Earth Day service. One of the most poignant lines goes like this: “O let...