What Hath the Pulpit to Do with Politics? Reflections on Preaching and Cultural Engagement
Two reflections to encourage preachers to engage prominent cultural issues in their sermons.
Pastoring the Polarized
How does a pastor work to maintain “the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace” in a polarized time like this?
Mark Tooley: Making Sense of the Methodist Divide
Mark Tooley joins us to talk Christian nationalism, biblical sexuality, and what's behind the divide in the Methodist denomination.
Nathan Finn: On State Churches and Religious Liberty
Dr. Nathan Finn joins us to talk about state churches, patriotism, spiritual formation, and Christian nationalism.
Nathan Finn: Against “Establishmentarian” Baptist Political Theology
Watch Dr. Nathan Finn's Carver-Barnes lecture on Baptist Political Theology
Keith Simon: The Trouble with Tribalism
Keith Simon joins us to discuss the problems with tribalism — and what we can do to combat it.
4 Ways to Pray for the 2022 Midterm Elections
Prepare. Vote. Make your voice heard. But before you do any of that, pray.
Patrick Schreiner: Christians Aren’t Political Enough
Are Christians too political? Patrick Schreiner thinks we aren't political enough. Rather, we’re political (or partisan) in all the wrong ways.
Explainer: A Supreme Court Victory for School Choice and Families
With Carson v. Makin, the Supreme Court delivered an important decision with implications for school choice and families.
3 Ways Christians Can Commemorate Memorial Day
Memorial Day is much more than an excuse to barbecue. We remember and honor those who died serving our country and thus preserved our life and liberty.
“Isn’t It Ironic?” Thoughts on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation Hearings
What do we make of Judge Jackson’s judicial philosophy, record of judicial policymaking, and apparent complicity with progressives?
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