Guest Commentary

John Adams once warned that liberty, once lost, can never be restored, a profound historical caution resonating powerfully in today's global landscape.

Christian teenagers who are most actively living out their faith are also among those most likely to feel tension between their beliefs and cultural expectations. New Barna research reveals just how difficult it can be for teens to connect faith with everyday life. Here’s how parents, churches, and mentors can help young Christians build biblical convictions, ask hard questions, and live faithfully when culture pulls in another direction.

The Bible does not specifically say you can or cannot eat halal food; however, it gives us some guidelines.

Children sometimes demonstrate a remarkable willingness to notice, welcome, and help people adults might overlook. Scripture calls Christians to that same posture of humility and practical love. From becoming like little children to going the extra mile, Jesus shows us that Christian charity often begins by noticing the person in front of us and choosing to serve.

The Trump administration abruptly reversed its controversial plan to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, igniting a fierce debate.

Beyond the usual preseason grind, NBA stars like CJ McCollum and Luka Garza are revealing a deeper journey, turning their focus to faith and spiritual growth.

Doomscrolling can leave us overwhelmed by tragedy, outrage, and fear. A newer trend called “bloomscrolling” encourages people to intentionally seek beauty, encouragement, and hopeful stories online instead. For Christians, the idea raises a deeper question: How can we remain engaged with a broken world while guarding what we allow to shape our hearts and minds?

The Evangelical Press Association has voted to become the Christian Communicators Network, saying the word “evangelical” increasingly carries meanings that can obscure its theology. The change raises a larger question for Christians: What happens when the labels we use no longer communicate what we mean? And is changing the name enough—or does faithful Christian witness ultimately matter more?

Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury shares a powerful testimony, attributing all his world-renowned success and personal resilience not to himself, but solely to divine intervention.

The highly anticipated first trailer for Greta Gerwig’s Netflix adaptation of “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew” has finally dropped, offering a breathtaking glimpse into worlds of magic and adventure.

A young Pokémon fan walked away from a disputed card trade without his prized Rayquaza, but what happened next became a lesson in generosity. Collectors offered cards and gifts, the original trade was eventually reversed, and the boy's family decided to pass the kindness forward. The story offers a practical picture of Romans 12:21 and what it can look like to overcome wrong with good.

Beloved actress Alexa PenaVega is making headlines by passionately encouraging her vast social media following to deeply engage with the Bible, promising it will profoundly transform their lives.

Streaming once promised an affordable alternative to cable, but the cost of keeping multiple services has climbed dramatically. For Christians, those recurring charges raise a deeper question than whether another subscription fits the budget. What do our entertainment habits reveal about stewardship, contentment, and where we turn when we want comfort or escape?

AI-powered glasses make cameras and artificial intelligence less visible than ever, raising new questions about privacy and consent. As Meta strengthens safeguards around its smart glasses, Christians have an opportunity to ask a deeper question: How can we embrace useful technology while still treating the people around us with dignity, wisdom, and love?

The Pentagon's historic decision to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, the first such military event in over 65 years, is sparking intense national debate.