For twenty-five years we said we would never forget. We cut the names of the dead into bronze around two voids where the towers stood. We raised a...
If there is one issue that the church seems to have led the culture in (as opposed to following), it is in a disposition and mentality around work....
In 1954, a woman named Constance Fischer drowned her three children. She was able to avoid prison by being found to have postpartum psychosis. Once she was released...
I love science fiction. I have loved it since my dad introduced me to it when I was a kid. I love sci fi movies, books, and TV...
When a civilization loses touch with its inspiration, there are only three broad options: renewal, replacement, or decline. The year 2026 gives America not only a baseline in...
In every generation, the church is called not only to understand the times but to confront them with truth. Today, that calling means engaging a battle of worldviews,...
It seems that the first question asked immediately after meeting someone is, “What do you do?” In my better moments I recognize that this question reflects that our...
The Institute for Faith & Culture is thrilled to welcome five outstanding leaders to our Advisory Board: George Grant, Natasha Crain, Virgil Walker, Ryan Helfenbein, and Chad Volkert....
When I recently testified before the House Judiciary Committee, I did not come to defend bitterness. I came to ask for truth. Words matter. A word such as...
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