
Honoring our Fathers on Veterans Day
The Westminster Larger Catechism tells us honoring veterans is part of fulfilling God’s command to honor our fathers. Let us honor them and call our
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The Westminster Larger Catechism tells us honoring veterans is part of fulfilling God’s command to honor our fathers. Let us honor them and call our
The most significant element of any organization is always its mission. Without a clear mission, no one can hope to achieve their goals.
In what should have been a moment of national unity and spiritual reflection, the National Prayer Service devolved into a progressive lecture aimed at President
George Washington established a precedent of religious expression at his inauguration that has lasted for centuries.
No matter what your vocation is, what your interests or God-given talents are, you are making culture in small ways every day. We should honor
While most of us didn’t cheer when Bruce-turned-Caitlyn Jenner was celebrated, few expressed dissent out of fear of being labeled a bigot. Ten years later,
The Christian life is a marathon. And like any endurance race, it requires consistent training. Spiritual habits are the training ground for a vibrant faith.
Celebration is often an act joyous remembrance, commemorating what has come before. As we enter this year, may we remember that God holds our time
The confusion of the true spirit of Christmas is engineered by the enemy of our souls. Paul reveals the heart of Christmas is the humility,
On Christmas Eve, 1968, the Apollo 8 crew circled the moon and broadcast a message back to the world to hear: “In the beginning, God
The Institute for Faith & Culture invites you to participate in our National Student Essay Contest, an exciting opportunity to reflect on
“The Mind of Christ in Our Secular Age.”
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