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Sometimes it seems like we’re in a constant war for control, this boy and me, and something has to change. So I’m stepping out of the war and learning to do battle instead.

Here are the different deep life questions Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millenials, and Gen Z are asking (and why it matters).

Is American evangelicalism at a turning point?

We must conclude that there is a leader who “received the kingdom” named Darius the Mede. But history seems silent on this man. 

Biblical scholars say there are approximately 2,500 prophecies are in the Bible—with about 2,000 of them already fulfilled. But only a few hundred of these are Messianic prophecies. Fulfilled prophecy is evidence for the reliability of the Word of...

Again, no church is perfect, and we'll always get some things wrong this side of heaven. But when this many people have been publicly hurt by a church system–by its focus on money, power, and reputation–you have to wonder how many more people are...

Ready to stir your soul and stretch your mind? Pastor James Emery White’s 2025 Summer Reading List blends history, faith, and cultural insight—offering Christian readers a rich, thought-provoking journey perfect for these long summer days. 

Wisdom from long-time Homeschooling parent and advocate, Michael Farris.

Columbia, an Ivy League school in New York City, became an epicenter when a tent city dubbed the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” was created on the school’s campus.

The Crucifixion of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith. All of Scripture leads up to this pinnacle moment in the history of humanity. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, gave His life in order to defeat the deadly consequences of sin . . ....

God does not exist in history. He is not merely a part of the grand drama of human time and action like the rest of us. He participates in and guides it, even as he initiated and will consummate it.

Patrick Allitt must be a fascinating classroom teacher. His book about classroom teaching at the college level is so interesting and informative that I can only imagine what the experience of sitting in his classroom must be like. This is a...

Less and less frequently we ask, “Is it biblical?” Instead, we’ve replaced that concern with, “Did it work?”