Opinion Archives

Lots of bad news out there lately. But not today. Today we’ll talk about a big win for religious freedom.

Ever left speechless on these tough conversations about social issues? Ever think afterwards, why didn’t I say that? Well, here are six questions...

I returned last week from leading a Holy Land study tour. One of my favorite experiences was visiting the traditional site of Jesus' baptism in the...

Was everyone who lived before 2015 an unenlightened bigot? Recent statements by this administration may give you that impression.

Furtick is pastor of Elevation Church, a megachurch in Charlotte, N.C., with a weekly attendance of about 20,000, whose ministry has generated much...

Mother's Day is behind us, but a mother's work is never finished. And as one author found out recently, comparing that work with a vacation is not...

The Obama Administration plans to issue a decree directing every public school to allow bathroom access on the basis of self-identity, not...

Recent coalition conference calls, primarily featuring pro-life leaders in Texas, are available online and reveal surprising insights into this...

High in the Himalayas, Christianity is on the rise. And so are religious tensions.

The terms of moral surrender have been delivered to us, and they are absolute and unconditional. Just ask Japan and Germany what that means.

Choosing a candidate is like picking the kind of poison you want your democracy to die from. And that’s why this November, before spending a few...

A new report on religious persecution should raise eyebrows—and spur us to action. But will it?

We’ve already witnessed the spiritual demise of Europe. Can its physical demise be far behind?

The Armed Services Committee (ASC) recently approved a measure requiring American women aged 18 to 26 to register for the draft and sent it to the...

Should we give up on public education? Is there still some good that Christians can bring to the system?