Category: Culture
Christians Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Get in ‘Trouble’ When Engaging Culture
When the Reverend Dr. Samuel Shoemaker passed away back in 1963, he was revered and remembered as a courageous cleric who didn’t shy away from...
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Young People’s Social Anxiety and the Case for Grace
America is floundering in the wake of an “antisocial revolution,” writes columnist Derek Thompson in The Atlantic this week — a poisonous combination of too...
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For Danica McKellar, the True ‘Wonder Years’ Are Now after Reading Bible in Year
As a child actor in the late 1980s and early ‘90s, Danica McKellar played the girl next door. Literally. “Gwendolyn ‘Winnie’ Cooper” was a neighbor...
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The Sorority Who Initiated a Man is Being Sued Again — For Initiating Another Man
Embattled national sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma is facing another lawsuit — this time for allowing a biological male to hold sorority leadership positions. Six alumnae...
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The Devastating Consequences of the Loss of Trust in Government
Headlines of unnamed national security threats involving Russian space nukes monopolized most of this past Wednesday’s news cycle – until a shooting at the Kansas...
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Young Person Braves Planned Parenthood’s Social Media So You Don’t Have To — Here’s What Parents Need To Know
Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously said of pornography, “I know it when I see it.” In the spirit of Justice Stewart, I suggest the...
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Praying for Our Leaders Doesn’t Mean We’re Praying for Them to ‘Succeed’
The late conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh ignited a firestorm back in 2009 when he told listeners he was rooting for the new president to...
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Minimum Wage Debate Exposes Maximum Ignorance Regarding Work Compensation
How much should the minimum wage be these days? Debates over mandatory hourly work rates have been raging since 1912, when the state of Massachusetts...
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Online Super Bowl Betting Breaks Records
QUICK LOOK Americans bet record amounts on the Super Bowl this year. Online sports betting is addictive, particularly for young people who’s brains aren’t fully...
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Why Congress Should Adopt the Supreme Court Handshake Tradition
At the height of COVID-19, prognosticators spanning the spectrum from physicians to politicians predicted the death of the handshake. For a time, the age-old gesture...
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‘The Chosen’ Season 4 Released in Theaters, Instant Hit at Box Office
The Chosen Season 4 met instant success after being released at the box office last week. The first three episodes of The Chosen’s season four...
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Joel Belz: Remembering the Quiet Man Who Loudly Proclaimed God’s Word
Editors are known to happily toil away in relative anonymity, but for maybe a name in small print on the publication’s masthead. Joel Belz, founder...
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Gender Pronouns are the Catechism of a New Secular Faith Being Pushed on All of Us
Efforts have been in full-swing to force employees and students across culture to participate in the gender pronoun game. Too many have felt the very...
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The Conservative Case for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to Tie the Knot
At least 100 million people are expected to watch Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, Feb. 11. Many will be watching for the football – the...
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Whistle-Blower Reveals Radical Agenda Behind So-Called ‘Gender Affirming Care’
The Free Press has an explosive expose from a Washington State woman who worked for years as a therapist for the largest hospital system in...
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Memo to Big Brother: Don’t Ban Safe Tires and Tax Goldfish
If it seems like George Orwell’s dystopian work of fiction, 1984, is becoming more fact every day, it might be because it is. From powers...
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Why Do We Hate Winners So Much?
Just a little over a week out from the Super Bowl, reports indicate the AFC Champion Kansas City Chiefs are now the most hated team...
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The UN’s Palestinian Relief Fund is in Trouble — Here’s Why It’s a Good Thing
QUICK LOOK Israel accused 13 UN Aid employees in Palestine of helping Hamas attack Israel on October 7th. The US and 16 other countries paused...
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor ‘Traumatized’ by the Constitution
When Justice Sonia Sotomayor sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee back on July 13 of 2009 to testify in her confirmation hearings, the 55-year-old judge...
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In the Search for Heroes, Look Inside the Home
Who do you most admire? Admiration is a subjective thing, of course. Rooted in the emotional side of our brain, one person’s pain can be another...
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Ben Shapiro’s Rap/Hip Hop Hit Shows How Unconventional Can Challenge Conventional Wisdom
Daily Wire co-founder and conservative commentator Ben Shapiro is the number one rapper in America this week – an interesting twist for someone who doesn’t...
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Victory in Maine: ‘Transgender Trafficking Bill’ Fails 12-0 in Committee
Maine legislators were considering a radical bill that threatened parental rights by giving courts “temporary emergency jurisdiction” of minors who seek “transgender” medical interventions –...
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Brock Purdy Gives Glory to God Following NFC Championship Victory
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy (aka Mr. Relevant) is headed to his first Super Bowl after leading his team to a 34-31 comeback win...
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Focus on the Family’s Plugged-In Features in Mainstream Media Article
WATCH THE INTERVIEW HERE Plugged In’s interview with Skillet front man John Cooper made headlines last week after an unlikely call-out by Billboard, a popular...
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