Christian Worldview

Hope can seem elusive—like a firefly slipping past a child’s outstretched hand. Sometimes, it seems unreachable, too dim, quickly extinguished....

Undoubtedly, we live in politically polarized times, as affirmed by Gallup and the Pew Research Center. People around the world...

Do you get paralysis by analysis when thinking about passing your faith onto the next generation? Don’t let the fact...

A quick look at the headlines or through the news channels reveals more reasons than ever to be concerned with...

When you hear the word “history,” what do you think? Maybe, “Ugh, all those names and dates.” Maybe history seems...

When Americans woke up to a new president, they also woke up to two different versions of reality. Progressives see...

How Can Your Church Help Make Abortion Unthinkable? As the leader of a network of pro-life pregnancy centers, I have...

As I write this, the country is only a few days away from electing the next president of the United...

As I write this article, I’m near the end of a week-long vacation at a family camp with my wife...

What does the rising generation find most compelling and memorable about their mentor’s faith? How, as parents, educators, and pastors,...

Our global population has surpassed eight billion, eliciting various responses from the public. United Nations Secretary General, António Gutterres, quipped:...

Christians are called to be peacemakers who believe in and follow Jesus who is the life of the world. He...

Like many in the world, you probably turned on your TV to watch the opening ceremonies of the Olympics. And...

Last week, Taylor Swift wrote to her 285 million followers endorsing Kamala Harris for president. Posing with her cat (a...

Saying “God doesn’t care about politics” is a kind of “get out of argument-free” card when under withering assault from...

Several of the ideas in this article have been pulled from Cultivate: Forming the Emerging Generation through Life-on-Life Mentoring by...

You’ve probably seen the slogan “Love is love” (or a variation of it) on a t-shirt, bumper sticker, or poster,...

Most parents would celebrate finding their teen awake, dressed, and eager to get to church on a Sunday morning. While...

In 1971, two years before the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion for decades to follow, MIT...

Slavery is thriving in today’s world. Though many think this oppressive practice is a thing of the past or a...

In Stanley Hauerwas’ book, Suffering Presence, which is a collection of theological reflections related to the world of medicine, he...

Dr. Jeff Myers shares that if we want the rising generation to fight for America’s future, not against it, we...

If you’d like to learn more about economics from a biblical worldview and the ideas explored in this article, check...

Do conversations about Israel and Palestine leave your head spinning? Few issues seem to have as much misinformation surrounding them...

When deadly viruses attack, doctors focus on combatting infection and infusing patients with massive doses of fluids and electrolytes to...

Do you find yourself asking endless questions about how to understand the conflict in Israel? Whether you’re seeking answers for...

As he stood before Pilate, Jesus responded to the governor’s question about his identity as a king: “You say that...

Does the mere appearance of design in the natural world indicate a designer? And what does a video game have...

Church hurt. This phrase has exploded in recent use. I often see Facebook posts headlined with “Trigger warning: Church hurt.”...

In the sacred calling of shepherding God’s flock, pastors often grapple with the pressing issues of our time while striving...