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....
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...
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...
At the recent Kingdom Come Conference, bestselling author Stephen Mansfield issued a challenge that caught my attention: “We are in a battle of stories.” In a time when...
There is controversy lately over the American flag. Marcus Lemonis is the CEO of Camping World, with some 210 locations across the nation. He loves the USA, his...
I began to read the beloved American classic Moby Dick: Or The Whale by Herman Melville for the first time in the summer of 2021. Melville’s prose soon...
What is truth? This deceptively simple question has puzzled humanity since the beginning. Pilate famously asked this very question of Jesus before the crowd just prior to the...
On March 17, Irish culture enthusiasts around the world will dress in Kelly green and drink over seventeen million pints of Guinness. The parties and parades commemorate the...
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