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In the end, wokeness is built on a worldview without salvation and offers an eschatology with no real hope. Though the proclaimed goal is to end oppression, it’s what the late sociologist Philip Rieff called a “deathwork,” dedicated to tearing...

Sin is not merely doing wrong. It is failing to do what you know you should do – when you know you should do it.

Christians and Jews believed that all persons were made in the image of God. Thus, every person had intrinsic worth and dignity, no matter their race, ethnicity, gender, or strength. On this basis, oppression of the poor and weak was condemned....

Three members of the group overseeing the investigation into sexual abuse allegations in the Anglican Church in North America’s Upper Midwest Diocese resigned Monday (Jan. 17), saying that the team “downplayed or ignored” abuse survivors’ needs.

For people who subscribe to this narrative, perception quickly becomes reality. They do not attend our worship services or live by biblical morality as we understand it. And so, because our faith is viewed as irrelevant to their lives, it becomes...

God’s Word makes plain that His plan involves not just the saving of souls but the restoration of His creation. His efforts in various times and places in history are according to this redemptive plan. The final chapters of Revelation culminate in...

To walk humbly simply means we let God be God and let Him be the one in charge.

From its very beginning, secular humanism has, in various ways, promised to save the world. Not only have these promises failed, but no coherent vision has even been offered of what a “saved world” would look like. Like the progressives of today,...

God listens to those who listen to him.

Friendship knows the weaknesses are there but chooses to love anyway. Every friendship has a price tag of some kind attached. We just need to get to the place where love covers the cost.

A kind, positive or encouraging word at the right time can truly be life-changing.

As Christians, we must be careful to fend off this despair born of pride.

Have you ever covered your eyes to avoid a scary part of a movie? In the same way, we sometimes deliberately close our eyes to the inconvenient or painful realities that God reveals.

Perhaps the best things in life aren't the ones we have total control over, but the ones we've fully laid down in surrender to our King, knowing that no matter how things pan out or what they look like compared to our expectations, He knows best.