When Fools Clash
As long as Trump is in office, he will be the center of media attention. But something different is happening […]
As long as Trump is in office, he will be the center of media attention. But something different is happening […]
There are some chilling similarities between the idols out there and the sacrifices they require, and the idols in our own hearts.
“You have the command to remain silent. Anything you say, not approved by the vice president for diversity, can and
The world was made for us. It’s a comforting idea, isn’t it? And for many thousands of years, humans believed
I recently returned from vacation where I swore off keeping up with the news in favor of logging lots of
Part two in the series “A Church for the Next Generation” In my last post, I took a quick look
In a series of three Tweets on Wednesday July 26th, President Trump announced that “transgender individuals” would no longer be
If there’s one thing the Left hates, it’s corporate America meddling in politics. Well not all of corporate America, but,
Post One in the series “A Church for the Next Generation” The church, we are told, is graying rapidly. Churches
Resisting Evolutionary Theory is becoming more and more unpopular in evangelical circles. It isn’t considered respectable, or in any way
Last week I posted an interview with my friend Emily Buchanan of the Susan B. Anthony List, a political organization
France and the United States have been politically linked since the Revolutionary War. The American and French Revolutions, while wildly
The Christian Church is in exile. Not that we are living in tents (though many church buildings may qualify as
Recently I sat down with my friend Emily Buchanan to talk about abortion politics and her work as executive vice
As Christians, we are to be salty. Christians are to be winsome, but we’ve become increasingly unsavory. Let’s face it,
In 2015, 28% of Americans said that they were concerned about race relations. One of the biggest points of contention
What should Christians think of building “The Wall”? Conservative think-tank PragerU has produced a video giving some very practical reasons
For a song that refers to itself as a “mighty melody,” it’s about what you’d expect: a florid piece of music, full of bombast and clanging cymbals. The Independent, a British newspaper, said that the production “has a strong North Korean vibe.” That may be overstating it, since the lyrics are more anodyne than jingoistic. But still, what are we supposed to do with a song like this? Will it join the great tradition of martial American songs that paint the aspirations of our nation as pre-blessed by an omnipotent and Americanized creator (cf. Battle Hymn of the Republic)? Or, as seems more likely, will it fade from our collective memory sooner than the swine flu hysteria?