From Our Experts

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  Where have all the student pastors gone?

  I received yet another inquiry today: “Do you have any recommendations for a student minister? We just can’t seem to find one. We’ve been looking for over six months.”

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  Shootings in our Schools?

  Will you help get rid of all guns in America so another child doesn't need to die?

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  Trump, Bible classes in schools, and the separation of church and state

  What does a voluntary Bible class in a public school have to do with the First Amendment? Nothing. Nada. Zilch.

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  Christian university presidents foolishly join hate crimes push

  For years, left-leaning social activists have been attempting to push “hate crimes” legislation through Indiana’s part-time legislature and onto the Governor’s desk. Much to the chagrin of complicit state media like the Indy Star, which threw away any sense of objectivity on the issue a long time ago, it hasn’t happened to this point. But that may be about to change. 

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  Wheaton College smears black pro-life speaker for talk on race and abortion

  It was clear that even on an evangelical Christian campus, truth is anathema to those who deify “diversity.”

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  Fake Papers Reveal Academic Rot

  The joke was played on academic journals, but the politically-correct corruption of higher learning is no laughing matter.

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  The High School Back-to-School Challenge

  As students return to classes, let's realize this: our future doesn't rest only on the actions in the White House, but more on the actions of the generation sitting in the school house. Christians can be the influence that is needed. One student at a time.

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  U of Iowa Targets Religious Groups: InterVarsity Goes to Court ... Again

  So it's okay for Christian groups to require their leaders to be Christian, right? Or a Muslim group to demand that its leaders be Muslim? Well, not on some campuses.

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  The Christian School Dilemma: Producing Legalists, Hedonists or Activists

  I went to a Christian school. My kids go to a Christian school. I'm not anti-Christian school (or home school or public school for that matter.) But I am convinced that Christian schools have a dilemma.