By Bill Muehlenberg
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03.10.25
The evidence for the war on sex in general and masculinity in particular is all around us. I won’t even hazard a guess as to how many pieces I have penned on these matters. The trans revolution is simply one of the most recent manifestations of all this.
By Ecce Verum
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03.08.25
Your worldview is like a pair of glasses. They sit right in front of your spiritual eyes, affecting your perception of everything you see.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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03.07.25
There are often times when my mind weighs in on hot button issues as I consider a “pastoral response.” Not being a pastor—but having served in various ministry leadership roles—makes this not too much of a stretch. I feel for pastors who take a stand—and pay for it.
03.05.25
Did you know that Planned Parenthood, the most prominent abortion provider in the U.S., is likely struggling right now for survival?
By Ecce Verum
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02.28.25
In the last two articles, I explained the Second-Victim Narrative that mainstream pro-lifers tend to employ: "Abortion commits violence against both women and babies."
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.27.25
Did you know that nearly 25% of all pregnancies in America end in abortion?
By Rev. Thorin Anderson
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02.26.25
No other book has been attacked as the Bible has. Repeatedly throughout history skeptics have set out to discredit it and to knock it off its pedestal as the most highly regarded book ever written, but they have all failed.
By Ecce Verum
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02.25.25
Over a year ago, I wrote a series of articles about why abortion isn't always a "choice" in the way the abortion industry wants you to believe. The system is marketed this way, but this catchphrase often masks hidden pressures in a woman's life which make the choice far from free.
By Ecce Verum
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02.21.25
Last time, I explained the Second-Victim Narrative that mainstream pro-lifers tend to employ: "Abortion commits violence against both women and babies."
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.21.25
Education is vitally important. It produces a variety of societal and economic benefits, including cognitive skills, civic engagement, career opportunities, communication skills, social mobility, and many more.
By Kenna Rose
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02.19.25
Politics, Why it Matters by Andrew Gamble is a short book on politics. The preface and first chapter talk about human conflict, flourishing, and peace, and how politics weaves them together. Gamble says that every human interaction involves politics because politics governs and guides our interactions.
By Gabriel Syme
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02.18.25
Assisted suicide is incompatible with biblical teaching. Human life is sacred, and suffering has a divine purpose. While believers must be compassionate toward those who suffer, we must also stand firm against assisted suicide as an affront to God’s sovereignty.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.14.25
Is there such a thing as healthy kids' entertainment? Sherwood Kids has accomplished this very thing. They observed the kids’ entertainment industry and found that it was littered with overstimulating shows and stories that failed to spark curiosity or true imagination. So they decided to change that.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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02.12.25
A while back, in the first decade of this century, Moody Publishers offered a prayer journal notebook by E.M. Bounds. This Methodist minister died in 1913. During the 70-plus years of his life, he wrote several books on prayer. One of his classics is titled Power Through Prayer.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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02.10.25
For years, the Colson Center has been dedicated to not just encouraging a personal relationship with Jesus, but also challenging Christians to use the lens of Scripture to comprehend all of life.
