Category: Culture
How Moral Courage for Truth is Contagious
This is a story of two secular women, one well known, one not, and how the latter gave the former a massive dose of moral...
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In Defense of That ‘Old Time Religion’
Perhaps you have heard this phrase before, “Christianity is not a religion, it’s a relationship.” This statement is frequently made by very well-intentioned Christians who...
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As Writers Strike, Why Not Rerun Andy Griffith and Other Classic, Clean Shows of Another Era
Over 11,500 film and television writers pushed themselves away from their keyboards last night triggering the first Hollywood strike in fifteen years. Reports indicate the...
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Don’t Assume You Know What Tomorrow Will Hold
United States Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts was once talking about man’s tendency to assign present-day circumstances to the future in the context of...
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The Pro-Life Doctor Who Gave Up $60 Billion to Save 50,000 Lives in Just One Year
Dr. Michael Brescia could have been rich, but he decided instead to save tens of millions of lives over the course of life. On staff...
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California Teachers Told to Hide Information About Students’ ‘Gender’ From Parents – They’re Suing
Elizabeth Mirabelli and Lori Ann West, teachers at Rincon Middle School, are suing the Escondido Unified School District (EUSD) and the California State Board of...
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Exchanging the Truth for a Lie
Weekday mornings find me rising early, having quiet time devotions with coffee, and helping my wife get the kids up and to the breakfast table....
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The Marathon I Almost Won – If I Had Run as a Woman
After stirring up several days of controversy following Sunday’s London Marathon, Glenique Frank, a biological man who ran the 26.2 mile race registered as a...
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Is It Biblical to Seek to Influence Culture?
From the beginning of the Church, Christians have struggled to understand their relationship with and responsibility to the culture around them. Many have wondered whether...
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Remembering the Singer Whose Cancer and Lost Eye Helped Lead Children to Christ
If you ever doubted whether God could take your weakness, handicap or disability and use it for His good, look no further than Ron “Patch”...
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Georgia School District Reinstates Teacher Fired for Questioning Picture Book With Same-Sex Couples
Lindsey Barr was a substitute teacher in Bryan County Schools, Georgia, where her children attend McAllister Elementary. When she found the school librarian planned to...
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Monique Duson: ‘Biblically Faithful and Sane Conversations on Race, Justice and Unity’
Monique Duson remembers standing on a street corner as a young girl in 1992, in South-Central Los Angeles, watching her neighborhood burn. Rioting was sparked...
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The Heartwarming Story Behind Carol Burnett’s Favorite Bible Verse
Carol Burnett, who turns 90 on Wednesday, demonstrated for decades that laughter really is good medicine, and that the scars of life are more bearable...
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More Young Adults Turning to Faith After Pandemic, Study Finds
New Survey An increasing number of young adults say they believe in a higher power, a new study has found. According to an annual report...
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Tucker Carlson, a Divided City, and a Culture’s Hunger for Boldness
The announced departure of Tucker Carlson from Fox News caught most everyone off guard on Monday morning, and understandably so. Highly rated hosts don’t tend...
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Young Feminist Writer Explains How Surrogacy Questions Motherhood Itself
Louise Perry, a rising young British thinker, has written a very important cover story for The Spectator on the moral dangers of surrogacy. Perry is...
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Be Not Afraid
Thomas Paine was just thirty-eight years-old when he arrived in the American colonies, and within a year he would go on to write a forty-seven-page...
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Science Tells Us Fearful Eco-Doom Deadlines are Not Scientific
Is humanity on the verge of being wiped out? Pop voices and countless Hollywood celebrities have warned that unless drastic action is taken at once,...
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House Passes Bill to Protect Girls and Women’s Sports
In a party-line vote of 219-203, the U.S. House of Representatives approved H.R. 734, the “Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2023.”...
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Deepfakes to Deep Truths: Rely Less on AI and More on Face-to-Face Interactions
AI – Artificial Intelligence – has been grabbing headlines and generating significant concern of late, and for good reason. Elon Musk, who heads up Twitter,...
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Strange but True: Dr. Charles Stanley Was Punched Before He Was Promoted to Senior Pastor
Dr. Charles Stanley, the popular pastor who rose from rural Virginia to being pastor at First Baptist Atlanta and whose messages were heard around the...
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Rosaria Butterfield: ‘My Use of Transgendered Pronouns Was Not a Mistake; It Was Sin.’
For years, Rosaria Butterfield would use a transgender-identified person’s “preferred pronouns.” Now, in an essay published at reformation21, she has publicly repented of doing so....
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House to Debate ‘Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act’ – White House Promises to Veto
This week the House of Representatives is debating H.R. 734, the “Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2023.” The measure would make...
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The 4 Most Stirring Phrases of Easter’s Grandest and Most Glorious Hymn
Over a week removed from Resurrection Sunday, many Christians have moved on from Easter – with maybe the exception of some lingering candy and leftover...
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