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Be a Heroic Dad

Most people define courage by extraordinary acts of heroism, but being a good father takes real courage.

So Long, Family, So Long, Faith?

How is it that secularism has triumphed in the West? An important new book provides a surprising explanation.

Redefining the Virtue of Hope

Unfortunately, the word "hope" has been redefined -- and, I must say, shrunken -- by bad definitions.

John Stonestreet

Teaching Boys to be Men

Boys need inspiration and role models to become real men. And one new book seeks to provide them.

Religious Liberty on Trial

Can the government really tell a church whom to hire as a minister? That frightening question is very relevant today.

Not Relenting in the Defense of Religious Freedom

A recent Supreme Court decision is a victory for religious freedom. But we must remain vigilant.

Dual Commissions

It’s not an either-or situation. It’s a both-and. I’m talking about fulfilling the Great Commission and the cultural commission.

Engaging Our Neighbors About Truth

Do you love truth enough to learn how to persuade others to reject the lie?

Rest in Peace, John Stott

I can’t think of two greater Evangelical giants today than John Stott and Billy Graham. One of the two has gone to be with the Lord.

Judgment at Guantanamo: What Will We Learn?

An obvious parallel to the upcoming trial in Guantanamo is the Nuremburg trial conducted after the defeat of the Third Reich.

Electronic Kisses: The Origins of Valentine's Day

What better way to mark Valentine’s Day than to hear from our old friend Chuck Colson. No, seriously.

Russia: Christians Face Increasing Persecution

“Papers, please!” It’s a chilling expression you hear a lot in World War II movies. But it’s also something you might hear if you hold a Bible study in Moscow.

Gospel of Jesus' Wife Found to be Fake

Probably a fake. That’s what a Harvard professor is saying about the “Jesus’ wife” papyrus she once believed to be authentic. Why did folks fall for it in the first place?

Transgender Fury: So Much for Civil Discourse

You’ve heard the old saying that starts, “Hell hath no fury”? It pretty well describes today’s transgender activists.

Stan Guthrie | Eric Metaxas

Diets, plastic surgery, tanning salons, eating disorders, makeovers, hair replacement, tonics - all can be signs that people don't like their bodies. No one has a perfect body in our fallen world, but we do all have bodies designed by God to do...

John Henry Livingston Heads Seminary

Mordecai Ham, Outspoken Evangelist

Last of the Inklings' Thursday Meetings

One of the most famous members of the group was J. R. R. Tolkien, the author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. He liked the name Inklings, because it suggested half-formed ideas and dabbling with ink.

'Born This Way' Is Old Science: Judge Barrett and the Truth about Sexual Orientation

During Judge Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearings, Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) expressed outrage after Barrett used the term “sexual preference” instead of “sexual orientation.” Hirono argued that the phrase sexual preference "is an offensive...

John Stonestreet & Shane Morris

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