In the spiral of 2020, it’s easy to think we have to keep up with the latest news headlines, stay highly attuned to our friends’ social media feeds,...
As Christians, we know that we are fearfully and wonderfully made in God’s image, with a specific vocation for which we have been equipped with unique talents and...
Christian author and scholar, Os Guinness, began a talk about the Christian struggle to influence culture with this alarming observation—there is something wrong with the salt and the...
In the past few years, there has been a tidal wave of Hollywood movies based on biblical topics and featuring overtly evangelistic stories. These include “Risen,” “The Young...
When the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation of Milwaukee approached the Woodson Center (formerly National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise) in 1995, they presented Robert L. Woodson, Sr. with...
If C.S. Lewis is the Protestant apologist beloved by both Catholics and Protestants, G.K. Chesterton is the Catholic apologist adored by both groups as well. Chesterton grew up...
Upon moving to Virginia after four years in New York City, I understand the difficulty of finding a NYC bagel outside the city. I’ve read all the theories...
Pete Wehner, a gifted writer, thinker, and senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, recently wrote a great op-ed in the New York Times on C.S....
Beauty is one of those “contested” words. For many in the art world, it is a bad word, implying one group of people knows better than another. For...
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