Opinion

Why Good Friday Is Truly “Good”

Good Friday, a central event in Christian theology, is not a tragic accident but a deliberate act of divine love declared at creation.

In (Another) Ruling Against Colorado, Supreme Court Protects Speech

The Supreme Court has ruled that Colorado's law prohibiting licensed counselors from discussing certain viewpoints on gender identity violates the First Amendment.

Protecting Christians and Christian Sites in Israel from Terrorist Rockets, Drones, and Missiles

The escalating threat of missile attacks necessitates the urgent construction of bomb shelters at Christian sites across Israel, especially after an incident prevented Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

The “Quiet Revival” That Never Was?

A recent report claiming a "Quiet Revival" of Christianity in the UK has been retracted due to faulty data, but underlying trends suggest a complex spiritual landscape with growing active faith among younger generations.

Abortion Has Become a Religious Rite, not Just a Legal “Right”

A recent court ruling blocking Indiana's pro-life law by invoking religious freedom highlights a dramatic shift in the abortion debate, transforming it from a policy issue to a deeply held worldview and a sacred rite for its proponents.

Seeking Beauty and Finding God

A pianist's journey from atheistic China to faith through the profound beauty of Vivaldi's "Gloria" highlights how experiencing transcendent art can challenge materialistic worldviews.

Thomas Jefferson, the Hypocrite?

Explore the profound paradox of slavery's establishment in a nation founded on Christian ideals, examining Thomas Jefferson's complex legacy and the inherent tension between America's aspirations and its historical realities.

Why Helping Others Find Christ Is the Most Important Calling

The profound ripple effect of a single seminary student's dedication in the 1960s, whose simple message of love and care ultimately transformed lives and built generations of faith.

An Ecumenism of the Trenches

Roman Catholic officials are exploring the Augsburg Confession for Christian unity, sparking discussion on ecumenism's complex history and the delicate balance between bridge-building and doctrinal truth.

In Case of Emergency - Break Prayer

When faced with situations beyond our control, persistent prayer, not as an emergency tool but as a consistent response rooted in trust, becomes the believer's most powerful action.

Paul Ehrlich: When Bad Ideas Grow Feet and Start Walking

Paul Ehrlich's catastrophic predictions about overpopulation, while controversial, ultimately proved spectacularly wrong, influencing harmful policies like mass sterilization and the one-child policy.

Do Wives Have to Obey Their Husbands?

A recent survey reveals a significant portion of Gen Z men believe wives should obey husbands, a view divergent from other generations and Gen Z women.

Calling in Real Time

Amidst uncertain times, discover how to find purpose and make a difference, even when feeling insignificant.

The Bible Does Not Support Abortion

A rising political voice claims Scripture backs abortion rights, pointing to Mary’s story... but something doesn’t add up. Here's what the Bible actually says about life in the womb.

What Communities Should Know Before Saying Yes to Data Centers

As technology companies push to build massive AI data centers, local communities must carefully weigh the long-term costs to land, water, energy, and jobs against the often uncertain economic benefits.