Opinion Archives

In a recent interview, Darryl Cooper claimed that Winston Churchill, not Hitler, was the real villain of World War II, pushing a revisionist...

As a mom of two high school students, a former teacher, and a chaplain in the Winder community, my heart still aches from the tragedy of Apalachee...

The Church of England is thinking about dropping the word "church" from its name, joining a trend where many Christian groups are rebranding to...

Forty-five years ago, Pope John Paul II kicked off a groundbreaking series of sermons now known as the "theology of the body," diving deep into...

There's a surprising trend unfolding: even atheists and agnostics are lamenting the decline of Christianity's influence on culture. Richard Dawkins...

A shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia left four dead and sparked a wave of grief, with the community gathering in prayer to mourn the...

For a long time, if you encountered a writer warning about declining global birth rates, it was a safe bet you were reading a right-leaning or...

Digital technology has transformed every aspect of our lives, from how we connect with others to how we understand concepts like freedom and truth....

A Southern Baptist pastor recently sparked a debate by suggesting that pro-lifers should support in vitro fertilization (IVF) as a way for couples...

In today's digital age, it's more important than ever for parents to start early when talking to their kids about sexuality. With children being...

One of the great concerns beyond the number of migrants allowed into our country is the types of migrants being allowed. Often the specter of...

St. Augustine of Hippo isn't just a figure from the past; his life and teachings still offer valuable lessons for Christians today. From his early...

President Biden’s choice to step down from re-election speaks volumes about the growing concerns over his age and ability, despite ongoing...

Pride is a silent destroyer, tearing apart relationships, marriages, and even our nation. Whether rooted in political views, personal achievements,...

How does someone find their way into a church? Most would argue that it’s through some kind of invitation, and I would agree. But what keeps them...