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Has the war on drugs succeeded? The real problem is far worse
Has the war on drugs succeeded? And will eliminating the cargo and crew of drug boats bring victory?

7 amazing facts about St. Joseph, the quiet giant of Christmas
This Christmas, if you see a Nativity scene with Joseph’s silhouette leaning quietly over the Christ-child, pause for a moment. Look a little closer.

Is Christmas feeling melancholic this year? You're not alone
I won’t pretend my Christmas is serene when it feels a bit melancholy.

Is skepticism even rational at this point?
I am convinced that skeptics are suppressing inferential knowledge of God for personal reasons.

To Speaker Mike Johnson: FACE Act needs a full repeal
The coalition has now done its part by speaking with one unified voice. The question is whether Speaker Johnson and Congress are prepared to do theirs.

Why we shouldn't set a date to finish the Great Commission
People are not targets. The kingdom is not a project.

Chick-Fil-A waffles on wokeness with same-sex marriage post and DEI focus
It’s a point of legitimate hurt and disappointment that this company keeps profiting from its Christian reputation, only to turn around and sell out those same values.

4 tips for managing holiday stress from a counselor
The “most wonderful time of the year” is, for many, among the most stressful.

Why the world cannot ignore Christian Armenian hostages in Baku
If we believe that the freedom of belief is a universal human right, then we cannot look away from Armenian Christians.

The rise and fall of Christian nationalism
How did Christian nationalism go from an ambiguous pejorative invoked primarily by progressives, to a small but growing movement among Reformed Evangelicals?


















