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...
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...
The Institute for Faith and Culture is pleased to share our third annual summer reading list! This year, we looked for books that help Christians live with...
Paul begins 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 with a bold declaration of freedom: “I have the right to do anything.” But he immediately follows this audacious claim with this statement...
As America marks 250 years, Independence Day invites us to do more than enjoy fireworks, cookouts, and patriotic music. It gives us an opportunity to give thanks, remember...
For 250 years, we Americans have celebrated the Fourth of July as the birth date of our nation. It marks for us a beginning, a sort of national...
Clive Johnson lived for 78 years without a criminal record. He is a retired pastor, a grandfather of seven, and according to the judge who recently sentenced him,...
In the ancient world, the city gates were more than an entrance. They were the heart of public life. Elders gathered to render judgment. Merchants set up shop...
Truth In 1997, I was a lesbian activist professor of English from Syracuse University dining in the home of Ken Smith, the pastor of the Syracuse Reformed Presbyterian...
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