The Olympics: A Microcosm of the Battle in the Heavenly Realms

Rob Pacienza

Paul reminds us that we do not wage war against men, but spiritual forces of evil. The blasphemy of the 2024 Olympics is a microcosm of that spiritual...

The Collapse of American Education (Pt. 1) – A Sobering Look at the Numbers

Sam Kastensmidt

Millions of parents are removing their children from public schools as test scores decline, and political and sexual indoctrination rises. We must radically reform education....

An Uncomfortable Calling: What Jonah Can Teach Us About Cultural Engagement

Lauren Cooley

The story of Jonah can tell us a great deal about how to engage with culture as Christians. May we go into the world with great boldness where...

The Importance of ‘Cultural Sanctification’ in the Modern Church

Joshua Nangle

The church in the West currently finds itself in an increasingly turbulent culture, and many church leaders are wondering how to remain within the culture while also remaining...

The Light Behind the Present Dark Clouds

Scott Powell

Ask any American who remembers what life was like twenty-five or more years ago, and he or she is likely to say that in the most important areas,...

Xi Van Fleet, a Sage for Turning Around a Troubled America

Scott Powell

Outsiders often have more and better insights on societies and countries than native people. Such was the case with Alexis de Tocqueville, a Frenchman who traveled widely through...

Culture Wars & the Path to Flourishing

Dr. Anne Bradley

Although Christians are called to voice redemption and hope in a fallen world, it is easy to be discouraged by what we see around us today. Employment is...

The Saltiness of the Christian Life

Gage Arnold

What comes to mind when you think about salt? What does it add to your life? For most of us in a modern context, we think about the...

Us and Them: Public Theology in the Breach

John Currie

It was once taken for granted in the United States that crises and important occasions were marked by prayer. From 1789, when George Washington began the custom of...

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