A nationwide Bible reading event, America Reads the Bible, aims to promote a biblical worldview and encourage Christian leaders to implement godly policies. The event will feature national leaders reading the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, and organizers hope to see a Bible revival and increased discipleship among participants. [... more]

The 1792 Exchange aims to depoliticize corporate America by promoting ideological neutrality and free market principles. Their research and resources help steer public companies away from activism and back to serving shareholders and customers with excellence and integrity. This effort has led to a decline in corporate participation in the Human Rights Campaign's CEI, a welcome development that suggests a shift away from the transgender industrial complex and a potential 'backwards march through the institutions'. [... more]

As followers of Jesus Christ, we need to believe that God is in absolute control of every detail of our lives, including how much money we have, and that He always gives us what He knows is best for us at any given moment in time. True contentment is an attitude, an outlook that says we will cheerfully accept God's decision on this matter, and that real security in life is found in our relationship with Jesus Christ, not in money. [... more]

The war with Iran is significant due to its potential impact on the balance of superpower influence, the Middle East balance of power, and the economic impact on the world. It also involves Israel, God's chosen people, and the rise of the Antichrist, which is tied to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. The war may lead to a time of peace in the Middle East, but it will ultimately be followed by the invasion of Gog and Magog, which will be supernaturally defeated by God. [... more]

A cultural shift is underway as young men seek spiritual answers and a sense of purpose, rejecting the shallowness of past generations and turning to ancient wisdom, the church, and good books. [... more]

The concept of natural law and its significance in American law and government is discussed, highlighting the importance of recognizing the Creator and the laws of nature in shaping the country's foundation and values. The discussion also touches on the sanctity of human life, the role of the Constitution, and the work of the Pacific Justice Institute in defending religious freedom and promoting a Judeo-Christian worldview. [... more]

Chad Connolly, founder of Faith Wins, discusses the importance of Christians exercising their right to vote and influencing elections with a biblical worldview. He shares success stories of voter registration and mobilization efforts, and emphasizes the need for Christians to connect the dots between their faith and everyday life. [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and society, including discussions on transgender ideology, Christian worldview, mental health, Christian schools, church and state, Jesus Christ, and critical theory. [... more]

Humans are struggling to find their identity in a world where existential questions are urgent and confusing. The Christian answer begins with the truth about reality itself, that humans are made in the image of God, and that God is the fixed reference point for understanding who we are. [... more]

Colorado lawmakers are pushing for the decriminalization of prostitution among consenting adults, a move that critics argue normalizes seedy and unsafe behavior. This policy is part of a broader trend of reshaping culture through language and promoting libertarian freedom, which some argue can never hold back the sexual brokenness that's all around us. [... more]

The Christian resistance argues that abortion is morally wrong and that unborn children have inherent value and rights. They cite biblical teachings and scientific evidence to support their position, and emphasize the importance of treating all human beings with dignity and respect. [... more]

Atheistic claims about the origin of design in the universe are often based on flawed experiments and shallow arguments, which can lead to a lack of faith in young Christians. However, there are many resources available to help prepare students for criticisms and questions, including apologetics, critical thinking, and biblical studies. [... more]

Christians are being manipulated by a misguided form of empathy, which is leading them to support leftist policies and reject biblical truth. This concept of untethered empathy is being used to hijack Christian societies and institutions, causing them to prioritize feelings over facts and morality. Christians need to be aware of this dynamic and learn to apply biblical compassion, rather than being swayed by the emotional blackmail of untethered empathy. [... more]

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's speech at the Munich Security Conference highlighted the importance of preserving Western culture and values, and the need for a robust and ideational society to resist decline. Rubio's speech was seen as a powerful articulation of the clash of civilizations, and a call to action for the West to defend its way of life. In contrast, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's response to Rubio's speech was criticized for its simplistic and mechanistic view of culture, which reduced it to a reaction to class struggle. The conversation also touched on the importance of understanding the human person and the role of God in shaping history, and the need for a robust and ideational society to resist decline. [... more]

A civilization's detachment from its roots and truth can lead to decline, but Christians are called to be agents of renewal, living out their faith with hope, courage, and obedience to God's design. [... more]

The qualities that made Timothy a great team member, as studied in the life of the Apostle Paul, are trustworthiness, humility, servanthood, and a biblical worldview. These values are essential for building effective teams and achieving God's plan for reaching the world for Jesus Christ. [... more]

Faith in Finance explores the intersection of faith and finances, offering biblical wisdom for managing God's resources. Host Rob West discusses the importance of stewardship, the role of a Christian financial advisor, and practical tips for navigating financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. [... more]

Jesus teaches about the importance of fellowship and community, and how these experiences can lead to a deeper dependence on God. He also discusses the concept of a 'cheat code' for living, where God's Word and the people of God provide guidance and support. Jesus emphasizes the need to love one's enemies and to be merciful, just as God is merciful. He also teaches about the importance of obedience and submission to God's commands, and how this is the mark of true faith. [... more]

The struggle with lust is a pervasive issue in society, but Christians have the power to overcome it through repentance, a deeper relationship with God, and the Holy Spirit's guidance. By focusing on God's beauty, holiness, and power, and cultivating holy habits, individuals can develop a stronger affection for God and a greater desire to live a godly life, making lust seem absurd and repulsive. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the connection between school shootings, transgender ideology, and mental illness, as well as the implications of artificial intelligence on human identity and relationships. The conversation also touches on the importance of a Christian worldview in addressing issues like sexual exploitation and child abuse, and the need for a nuanced understanding of adoption, surrogacy, and IVF. [... more]

Christian banking institutions like Christian Community Credit Union offer faith-based financial services that align with biblical values. Financial stewardship and generosity are key themes in managing one's finances, and giving to charitable causes can be done in a way that is sustainable and responsible. Effective financial planning and retirement savings strategies can also help individuals achieve their financial goals while living out their faith. [... more]

The Bible teaches that real life is not measured by how much we own, but by what we do with what God has given us. We are not our own, but have been bought with a price, and should therefore glorify God with our lives, including our money and possessions. Giving generously and cheerfully is a blessing, and God will reward us for our faithfulness, but we should not do it for the applause of men, but for the glory of God. [... more]

The mental health industry is missing the mark by treating symptoms rather than addressing the root causes of mental illness. Christians should aim for more than just treating symptoms and instead focus on biblical counseling and regeneration to renew their minds and live for God's glory. [... more]

The intersection of faith and culture is explored through discussions on the Super Bowl, politicization of culture, and the implications of gender dysphoria on adolescent mental health. The church's demographics and the importance of Christian creativity are also examined, as well as the complexities of adoption and its relationship to God's love for His children. [... more]

The Greater Than Campaign's goal to end same-sex marriage in America has sparked reactions, with some arguing that it poses a threat to children's health and well-being. Tennis great Martina Navratilova condemned the campaign, stating that children's needs should be prioritized over adult desires. The discussion raises questions about God's design for the family and its implications for adoption, surrogacy, and redefining marriage. [... more]

Christina Dent shares her transformative journey from a childhood plagued by crime and anxiety to becoming a foster parent and challenging her preconceived notions about addiction and parenting. [... 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]

James Warner Bella's life was a tale of adventure, military service, and writing. From his early days as a pilot in World War I to his later years as a writer in Hollywood, Bella's experiences shaped his stories and screenplays. He served in both World War I and World War II, rising through the ranks and earning numerous decorations. Bella's writing career flourished, with works such as Fort Apache, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, and Rio Grande becoming classics of the Western canon. His collaboration with John Ford resulted in some of the most iconic films of the golden era of Hollywood. [... more]

Joseph's life serves as a clear reminder that life is marked by a series of ups and downs, but a God-centered life protects us from pride and despair. His story illustrates the importance of recognizing God's providence and living in faith and trust, even in the midst of uncertainty and chaos. [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and politics in the modern world is explored through discussions on religious persecution, feminist theology, socialism, and its impact on LGBTQ issues, abortion, and same-sex marriage, as well as the complexities of interracial marriage and the rise of Christian nationalism and white supremacy. [... more]

The written word has exercised enduring cultural power, shaping culture and thought through the development of the book. From ancient scrolls to modern codices, books have built the world, facilitating history, politics, philosophy, and self-discovery. Christians have long advanced books as instruments of cultural renewal, driven by the zeal to preserve and spread the gospel. [... more]

The concept of animal rights is rooted in a flawed worldview that rejects the biblical account of creation and dominion. Proponents of animal rights argue that humans and animals are equal, but this perspective ignores the fundamental differences between humans and animals, including their capacity for deity, dominion, and depravity. A Christian worldview, on the other hand, recognizes the unique value and dignity of human life, while also acknowledging the importance of treating animals with compassion and respect. [... more]

The concept of international law is challenged by its reliance on human interpretation and the influence of powerful nations. A higher law, such as natural law, is proposed as a more stable source for law, but its origin remains a subject of debate between secular and Christian worldviews. [... more]

Jan Markell, founder and president of Olive Tree Ministries, discusses the perilous times we're living in, the importance of understanding Bible prophecy, and the significance of Israel in the Middle East. She shares her insights on the rise of the Antichrist spirit, strong delusion, and the need for Christians to be salt and light in the midst of chaos. [... more]

Christian persecution is on the rise globally, with 50 countries ranked with a record high level of discrimination against Christians. In South Korea, a government increasingly hostile to Christianity has arrested a pastor on charges of conspiring to overturn an election. Meanwhile, in the US, immigration enforcement is a contentious issue, with protests and ICE raids sparking concern. The First Amendment and its protections for freedom of speech and religion are being tested in the face of increasing lawlessness and intimidation. The Supreme Court's handling of transgender issues and the implications for girls' sports has sparked debate. Additionally, declining marriage and fertility rates in the US and other developed countries are being linked to a lack of religiosity and a focus on individualism. [... more]

Adrian Rogers discusses the importance of a Christian worldview and the need for absolute truth in a world where moral absolutes are being rejected. He examines the influence of philosophers such as Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx, Darwin, and Freud on modern thought and culture, and warns against the dangers of humanism, atheism, and the survival of the fittest. Rogers encourages Christians to stand firm in their faith and to share the truth of the Gospel with others. [... more]

The precipitous decline of education that awakens the imagination has led to a creative stagnation in American pop culture. Classical Christian education offers a compelling model for education, centered on great books, ideas, and classical languages, to form a virtuous mind, heart, and life, and to cultivate students with chests, enabling them to discern between what is noble and what is base. [... more]

Living in a post-Christian society, Christians must become active and articulate their worldview to counter the influence of humanism and secularism. A Christian worldview is essential for standing up for one's beliefs and living a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

Raising children with a strong sense of gender confidence is crucial in today's culture, where identity crises and transgenderism are prevalent. Parents must be equipped to provide a biblical perspective and a Christian worldview to help their children understand their God-given identity. By removing stereotypes, affirming their children's unique qualities, and modeling confidence in their own gender, parents can help their children develop a strong sense of self and navigate the challenges of growing up. [... more]

William F. Buckley and Chuck Colson were two of the most significant public Christian figures of the latter half of the 20th century, known for their principled convictions and Christian leadership. They understood that only God and his truth can form the foundation for life and thinking, and their worldviews were grounded on their Christian convictions. [... more]