Opinion Archives

Those who tell children that their “fancy bodies” may, in fact, be the wrong bodies and in need of social, chemical, or surgical alteration who are...

Does the way you feel affect your productivity and the quality of your life? Absolutely.

If there’s ever hope for a lasting peace, there needs to be an overhaul of more than the physical infrastructure. There needs to be a change of...

Unless limited by a health issue, attending a house church, or using creative sanctuary furnishings, Christians should always choose pews over...

To celebrate Christ’s birth, we must intentionally take the time to ponder the wonder of it, rejoice in it, and respond in faith to all that God...

An often-overlooked detail in the Gospel of Luke reveals the powerful value God places on pre-born life.

The First Amendment has, so far, been an effective barrier against unnecessary limits on freedoms, even when done “for our good.”

God made us for relationships. As helpful as computers and phones are, they are not substitutes for real people.

To be authentically me is to be who God says I am. Our identity is established by, guaranteed by, and secured in Jesus Christ.

Over the years, Kathleen has become closer to Israel and the Jewish people.

Nobody wants their home attacked, their wives and daughters raped, any of us burned alive or beheaded, and we no longer know who we can trust, and...

Christians are called to steward the nations they are in.

The danger in refusing to honor the imperfect isn’t just the temptation to whitewash others’ sins while excusing our own.

If, at Harvard, failure to refer to a person by their preferred pronoun is actionable, and calls for genocide are not, the ethical rot is deep. If...

Some people might think Hollywood has no place for the Church. But who created the city of Hollywood and why?