art
Hope That Can Sustain Us: A Monologue
In my previous article, I outlined the fitting and advantageous nature of celebrating Christmas in the shadow of […]
Faith and Culture
christmas
Not My King(s): Re-Politicizing Christmas
It is both fitting and advantageous that we should celebrate the birth of one king before we inaugurate […]
Culture
Forging A Path Along the Margins: Perspective in the Election Aftermath
Today a timely article convinced me to forge a new path, and to step away from the digital […]
Culture
“Fixer Upper” and Cultural Totalitarianism: 3 Ways Christians Can Respond
This may be shocking, but I’m not the biggest fan of HGTV. I know, right? Still, I do […]
science
Physician-Assisted Suicide: What Christians Need to Know
Physician-assisted suicide has become an increasingly debated topic. Bills calling for its legalization have been introduced into state legislatures […]
abortion
3 Ways Pro-Life Christians Can Fight the Culture of Death
Make no mistake, any nation that embraces a culture of death will find in its end, the death […]
Culture
A Culture of Distorted Gratitude
A Culture of Thanksgiving “Thank you” is among the first phrases we teach our children, a discipline that […]
Culture
After 2016, Can We Even Be Thankful Anymore?
In a few weeks, 2016 will mercifully end. This year’s been a doozy. Terror attacks. Zika. Police shootings. […]
Culture
Gregory Thornbury: The World Needs the Church to Be the Church
In recent years, the church has tried to become more “scientific, urbane and sophisticated.” In so doing, though, […]
science
In an Age of Outrage, How Should Christians Think about Medical Research?
You scroll through your Facebook feed. One person shares an article that warns of the dangers of vaccinations. […]
politics
Craig Bartholomew: On Creation, Culture and “Deviant Politics”
As we look past the election, how should we live? Craig Bartholomew, Professor of Philosophy at Redeemer University […]
What Is Love, and How Do I Find It?
We look far too many places and to far too many things to find love, figure out what […]
current events
There’s Still Something Special About Election Day
Today I am excited. This is not a new emotion. I get excited every four years on this […]
Culture
Gregory Thornbury: It’s Too Late to Engage Culture. Culture Has Already Engaged You.
Are we merely content to watch and comment on the culture, or are we willing to actually create culture? […]
current events
In the Euthanasia Debate, Intentions Matter
The advance of modern medical technology can be both a blessing and a burden for any society. Medical […]
CFC Lecture
Hugh Ross: The “Improbable Planet” and God’s Plan for Redemption
Editor’s Note: The video has been temporarily removed for additional editing. It should be back up soon. Hugh […]
current events
A Pro-Life Hypocrisy: Misogyny and Silent Oppression
Torn. This is the only word I can muster to describe how I feel and what I think […]
art
Seeing the Log: Why Evangelicals Need Self-Criticism
Evangelicals often feel persecuted in modern American culture. It often seems that everywhere we turn the truth is […]
homosexuality
Rosaria Butterfield: We Need Less “Facebook Doctrine,” More “Biblical Doctrine”
Rosaria Butterfield rocked the Evangelical world with her “train wreck conversion.” “As a leftist lesbian professor, I despised Christians,” […]
Calibrating Christian Eyes
A War of Pictures A battle is raging. You may not know about this battle — if so, […]
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