John Stonestreet and Jared Eckert

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Sep 21, 2015
How a Homicide Detective Became a Christian by Following the Evidence
My favorite LA homicide detective isn't on television ... he's a real life cop turned Christian apologist, and his second book is out now.
Sep 19, 2015
A Warning About Trigger Warnings (In the Church Too!)
Politically correct colleges are actually harming their students by trying to protect them from ever being offended.
Sep 17, 2015
Archaeologists Discover Goliath's Home
The Christian faith, and the Jewish faith that preceded it, believe in a God who acts in real time — in human history. So the latest archaeological find shouldn't surprise us.
Sep 5, 2015
China Versus the Cross
Communist authorities are attempting to remove the cross from China. But Chinese Christians are responding in dramatic ways.
Sep 1, 2015
Planned Parenthood's Phony Package Deal: Bundling 'Healthcare' and Abortion
Folks, it's a lie. Defunding Planned Parenthood won't increase abortions like many are saying. In fact, the truth is quite the opposite.
Jul 30, 2015
Painkillers, Heroin Epidemic: Coming to Your Neighborhood?
It's an epidemic of shocking proportions. And Christians aren't immune. I'm talking about the scourge of heroin.
Jun 11, 2015
Mad Men and Christian Chivalry: What Women Want From Men
Can a popular TV series teach us anything about Christian chivalry? Well, what if the show is "Mad Men"?
Jun 9, 2015
Marriage Redefined: Young Evangelicals in Crisis
What does the rising generation of young evangelicals think about marriage? Here's the troubling truth.
May 21, 2015
The Scandal of Christianity
And no amount of calm will dissuade critics, such as the Lynn, Massachusetts, school board member who compared Gordon College to the KKK and dismissed their work among the city's poorer children out of hand. In the end, no matter how "nice" we are, our faith in Jesus and our faithfulness to His teaching will be a scandal to the world. And we are and will be treated accordingly.
May 20, 2015
From Serving Others to Serving Self: Dealing With Tectonic Cultural Shifts
Most people who look at the cultural decline of the United States will say it started in the 1960s with the sexual revolution and the drug culture. But according to New York Times columnist David Brooks, it began not in the psychedelic Sixties, but in the frumpy Forties.