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This week, we’ve identified persistence, discernment, and courageous compassion as essential traits for Christians who are making a transforming difference in their culture. Today, let’s add urgency to our list.

As our culture becomes increasingly reliant on stereotypes to define large swaths of the population, it can be easy for Christians to follow suit. It’s just simpler, in many ways, to assume that what a person believes politically, where they live,...

As with explanations for suffering, God does not want us to know when Christ will return, so we will prepare every day for his coming. Why? Because the best way to live every day is to live as if it were that day.

The Super Bowl is the largest human trafficking event in America every year. Though it might seem like a social issue too large to solve, there’s a lot you can do to stop trafficking. Here are just a few simple ideas to get your started.

You never know when Jesus will show up.

People who create opportunities for others to serve can help students learn about their community and to gain knowledge from experienced people. The volunteer has a chance to meet new people, obtain new skills and can have the satisfaction of...

Exactly one year ago I signed a letter of challenge to Mitt Romney along with Paul Weyrich and 42 other pro-family leaders asking the governor to use the time he had left in office to “reverse the damage that has been done to the sacred...

Using a mixture of drama and analysis, Netflix's new documentary, The Social Dilemma, concludes that social media is ruining lives and changing society for the worse.The film may be the most important documentary of the year – if not the best...

David Jeremiah's new book Captured by Grace suggests that no matter where you run, God will chase after you.

Kirsten Gillibrand has been serving in the US Senate since 2009 and announced her candidacy for president in March. Last Thursday, amid the furor over Georgia’s “heartbeat bill,” she booked a trip to the state, where she protested what she called...

Like so many in our secular culture, Milbank seems to think that we must choose between “prayer” and “action,” that if we pray for victims, we are not acting on their behalf.

Our cultural emphasis on personal “truth” is literally killing people. How should we respond biblically? The Christian worldview centers in following Christ. It can be pictured by our Lord’s famous metaphor: “Take my yoke upon you, and learn from...

To hear “yes, we believe the Bible” is as meaningless as asking someone if they embezzled company funds or committed adultery. Anyone who would do such a thing has no trouble lying about it. The evidence, the proof, is in the individual’s life and...