When Paul wrote that the civil ruler “is God’s servant for your good,” his readers in Rome had no say in who ruled them. The emperor was Nero....
How often does the subject of politics come up at a dinner party to everyone’s joy and delight? I would venture to say, “Never.” The issues are thorny....
Our Clarion Call The contemporary political landscape has begun to resemble a fusion of warfare and theatre. Acrimonious accusations and division now overshadow the civil discourse and common...
The church cannot be silent today, for the church is the bearer of truth. We hold the hope of the world. How dare we be quiet? I want...
James Talarico is an articulate thirty-something Texas State Representative, former middle school teacher, and Presbyterian seminarian running for the U.S. Senate as the Democratic nominee. Some have called...
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...
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...
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...
President Trump recently ordered federal officials to post signs outside the National Museum of American History (NMAH) warning visitors that the exhibits inside don’t tell an accurate story....
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