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,...
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....
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....
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...
Every time I see an American flag, especially the kind that stretches wide over a stadium or snaps in the wind above a courthouse, I can’t help but...
Universities that once revered free speech are today readily adopting speech codes and censoring speakers. American corporations are jumping on the bandwagon of gay pride and gender equality....
In April 2025, scholars and leaders from a variety of fields gathered at the Gallup World Headquarters in Washington, DC, to discuss “groundbreaking research, actionable insights and innovative...
Let’s be honest at the outset. In our cultural landscape, falsehood and mistrust are ferociously bubbling. In workplaces, churches, political parties, and media outlets, we have become like...
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