When you hear, “She’s living the good life!” who comes to mind? Our thoughts readily race toward a big-stage star or big-money influencer. Let’s dare to think beyond...
Pride is not what it used to be. One doesn’t need to scour the news to recognize the muted corporate response to this year’s Pride Month. In major...
The words we use to describe our work say a lot about who we’ve become, what we expect from the world, and what the world demands from us....
A popular bumper sticker in my current home state of Michigan reads something like this: “A bad day of fishing beats a good day at work,” which prompts...
“I could be the next C.S. Lewis,” I brazenly told my college professor. At the time, I was as unique as any one of my classmates, thinking the...
The Institute for Faith and Culture is pleased to share our second annual summer reading list! This year, we looked for books that offer valuable insight for Christians...
I love the joke I heard as a child about the boy who received a medal for being humble, then had it taken away the next day because...
In today’s culture, virtue is often treated as optional. It’s seen as admirable or maybe even nostalgic, but hardly essential. And sacrifice? That’s even more foreign. Outside of...
As we celebrate Memorial Day, I am proud to say that I have served in the U.S. Army, especially now. Over the past several years, I have been...
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