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Tucked away in the twenty-first chapter of Joshua is an astonishing summary of the book.

"Cities do not last. Those built in precarious places collapse. The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction." That is the assessment of historian Felipe Fernandez-Arnesto. He spoke those words with reference to New Orleans...

The pleasures of homeschooling our children are many, the rewards great, and the challenges plentiful.

Record numbers of people across the nation are gathering today, May 3, in honor of the 61st annual National Day of Prayer.

Now, more than ever, we need women who will lead with compassion and seek to alleviate the suffering of their sisters around the world. Here are a few we admire for their example.

I was still a young mother, not yet 30, and I felt that my children’s public behavior was a reflection of me as a mother and woman.

Veterans of the early 70’s might remember a song from Rare Earth called "I Just Want to Celebrate". Real veterans of the early 70’s might have spotty memories so I will help you out with the lyrics.

Sticking up for your husband or wife isn’t about them “needing” to be rescued or not being “independent” enough. It’s about you showing up for the person you love, spoke vows to, and formed a new family with.

There are many ‘nobodies’ in the world today who live on the fringes of society. I remember a time when I was unemployed with post-traumatic stress, under the care of a psychologist, and I visited a local library every day. I went there to feel...

If you use your time wisely, there will be no wasted time in your life. But if you just sit around and complain that it's taking too long to get where you want to go, you will waste time.

To help Christians develop their ability in constructive criticism, Justin Taylor offers three exercises to remember when engaging another’s theology.

For the first time ever, an American-born leader—Pope Leo XIV—has been elected to head the Catholic Church, pledging to fearlessly spread the gospel and shine Christ’s light in a dark world. From Chicago streets to Vatican halls, his bold stance...

In submission Christians remember what God has done in saving, providing, protecting, and much more. Submission should well up from a heart of gratitude. Formerly enemies, God’s children were rescued in love, and He only desires good for those who...

Why is there so much pain in the world? It’s a question that haunts many of us, especially when faced with personal loss and global suffering. This article explores the complex reality of pain through the lens of Scripture, addressing the effects...

I want to recommend an essential article by cultural commentator Yuval Levin titled, “How to Curb the Culture War.” Levin argues for “meaningfully distinct spheres of human action, and of boundaries on cultural and political conflict that might...

Following the shocking death of Charlie Kirk, his followers responded with prayer, embodying the nonviolent legacy he championed, a sentiment echoed by President Trump, who honored Kirk with a Presidential Medal of Freedom.