We often feel powerless in the face of cultural decline, but Scripture reminds us that we are called to a time and place by the God who oversees human history. Our lives have meaning because he created them that way, and our purpose is to faithfully respond to his calling, regardless of the outcome. [... more]

Dennis Prager discusses his new book 'If There Is No God, The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil' and shares his thoughts on the existence of evil, the importance of understanding history, and the role of religion in society. He also shares his personal story of overcoming a life-changing accident and how it has influenced his perspective on life and faith. [... more]

Jack Phillips, a Denver baker, stood courageously against the state of Colorado and his own Christian community when asked to create a cake for a same-sex wedding, citing his conscience and commitment to truth. His story has inspired many to live out their Christian faith with courage and conviction, modeling tolerance and standing against government overreach. [... more]

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Western civilization at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing its shared historic and religious foundations with Europe. He critiqued the 'end of history' thesis, which suggests that every nation will become a liberal democracy, and instead argued that civilizations must be stewarded and protected from threats within and without. In contrast, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez views Western culture as having a thin foundation and advocates for a rehash of critical theory that misunderstands human nature and historical facts. [... more]

Oz Guinness, a renowned Christian thinker, will be honored with the 2026 Wilberforce Award for his commitment to addressing essential issues from a Christian perspective. He argues that humanity is in a civilizational moment, where we must choose to renew our foundational inspiration, replace it, or decline. Guinness emphasizes the need for gospel people with a backbone of steel to stand firm in the face of cultural drift. [... more]

The largest immigration enforcement operation in American history is underway in Minneapolis, with over 2,000 federal agents arresting over a thousand people. The operation reveals a clash of civilizations between American culture and the Somali community, which has created a parallel civilization within the nation. The Trump administration is taking a hardline stance against immigration and is being criticized by progressive elites who see it as a form of civilizational conflict. Meanwhile, the host of a Christian radio show is warning listeners about the dangers of communism and socialism, and encouraging them to stand up against the perceived threat to American values. [... more]

Iran's water crisis has sparked massive protests, with chants of 'Death to the Shah' turning into 'Long live the Shah.' The country's monarchist turn is seen as a civilizational immune response, rejecting an ideological state that nearly destroyed 2,500 years of Persian civilization. Meanwhile, an ICE agent's use of self-defense in a confrontation with a woman who tried to run him over has sparked debate, with some arguing it was justified and others calling it murder. In the US, concerns about election fraud and the midterms are growing, with some Christians calling for repentance and a return to God's blessing. The importance of salvation and eternal life is also emphasized, with a call to invite Jesus into one's heart and receive God's promise of heaven. [... more]

The story of Elijah's depression and God's kindness reminds us that God works through people, often using unlikely candidates to be courageous voices of truth in a cultural moment where clarity, confidence, and courage are needed. [... more]

Elijah's story in 1 Kings reveals the vulnerabilities of humans and the kindness of God, who works through people to achieve His purposes. The story of five courageous voices, including Chloe Cole and Ayanne Hersi Ali, demonstrates God's work in the world today, reminding us that we're not alone in our calling to this time and place. [... more]

Elijah's story in 1 Kings shows the vulnerabilities of humans and the kindness of God, who uses unlikely candidates to be courageous voices of truth. Similar stories of courage and faith are told in the documentary Truth Rising, featuring individuals like Chloe Cole, Seth Dylan, Katie Faust, Jack Phillips, and Ayan Hirsi Ali, who have stood strong in the face of adversity and persecution. [... more]

The pro-life case has grown stronger with advancements in fetal development science, but many Christians are still hesitant to make their case. Scott Klusendorf emphasizes the importance of presenting a clear and gracious argument for life, citing a story of a pastor who effectively shared his pro-life views with an atheist, leading to a deeper engagement with the gospel. [... more]

The rapid civilizational decline is attributed to abandoning truth, leading to a culture of name-calling and division. A study of Charlie Kirk's videos reveals he rarely engaged in name-calling, often responding with kindness and humility. This approach reflects his Christian faith and commitment to living a life of obedience and faithfulness. [... more]

The recent assassinations of Charlie Kirk and Irina Zarutska reveal a culture of dehumanization and brokenness, where the distinction between ideas and identity has collapsed, and the erasure of cancel culture has led to assassination culture. The West has squandered its unique heritage of human dignity, replacing it with politicized conceptions that produce victims. As Christians, we must face the sober realities of this moment and recognize that the cost of telling the truth is higher than we may have imagined. [... more]

Ayanne Hirsia Lee's documentary film Truth Rising explores the dangers of critical theory and its impact on identity, while Chloe Cole's story of transitioning and later de-transitioning serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of rushing into gender change without careful consideration. [... more]

The concept of human dignity, rooted in Christianity, has been a cornerstone of Western civilization, but its influence is waning as the West becomes increasingly disconnected from its ideals. This has led to a decline in the West's cultural and moral fabric, and experts warn that without a revival or recommitment to these ideals, the West's future is uncertain. [... more]

A new documentary project called Truth Rising aims to help Christians understand their calling to a particular time and place in history, and to confidently stand on the truths of their faith in the face of cultural challenges. The project features five courageous stories of individuals who have taken a stand for what is true, despite facing opposition and adversity. The documentary and accompanying study seek to equip Christians to be agents of renewal in their culture, and to live out their faith with courage, hope, and confidence. [... more]

The story of Elijah's depression and God's kindness is a powerful reminder that humans are vulnerable, but God is always at work in the world. He uses unlikely candidates to be courageous voices of truth, and His people are everywhere, even in the darkest of times. [... more]

Rousseau's ideas have had a profound impact on Western civilization, shaping modern notions of child-centric education and the concept of the Noble Savage, but his unbounded confidence in human ability and rejection of formal religion have led to devastating consequences, including the French Revolution and the deaths of millions of people. [... more]

The West is facing a critical moment in its history, marked by a loss of touch with its founding principles. Historian Oz Guinness argues that this civilizational moment requires a renewal of the Christian faith or the West will decline and fall. This moment is not unique, as similar crises have been predicted by thinkers such as Francis Schaeffer and Heinrich Heine. Guinness believes that Christians have a crucial role to play in this moment, using the gospel to bring courage and renewal to a world in need. [... more]

A Christian school student's encounter with an 89-year-old widow, Miss Buckner, profoundly impacted his life, illustrating the power of faithfulness in small places and the importance of being people of hope and renewal in a time of cultural upheaval. [... more]