John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera

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  • China's escalating crackdown on churches

    China's escalating crackdown on churches

    Thirteen years ago, Wang Yi was in the White House discussing the state of religious freedom in China with then-President George W. Bush. Today he is a symbol of just how perilous it is for religious minorities in China.

  • Christians must be clear on both what we're for and what we're against

    Christians must be clear on both what we're for and what we're against

    To put it bluntly, Christian faithfulness in a culture like ours demands that we be against many things even as we embrace the hope of the invading Kingdom of God.

  • The trans sexualization of our children has begun

    The trans sexualization of our children has begun

    In the whole run-up surrounding the push for same-sex marriage and LGBT “rights,” some predicted that the normalization of homosexuality would open the door to other deviant practices. But it was much worse than imagined.

  • Pete Buttigieg's Bible is missing a lot of pages

    Pete Buttigieg's Bible is missing a lot of pages

    If we applied the Bible in the way Mayor Pete suggests, abortion would be justified up until birth, a position now firmly embedded and championed across the Democratic Party.

  • Ethiopia's ancient Christian history and the Nobel Peace Prize

    Ethiopia's ancient Christian history and the Nobel Peace Prize

    In early December, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Specifically, the Norwegian Committee cited Ahmed’s “decisive initiative to resolve the border conflict with neighboring Eritrea.”

  • Take away your phone and what is left?

    Take away your phone and what is left?

    Five years ago, photographer Eric Pickersgill and his wife, Angie, were lying in bed, backs turned to one another, looking at their phones. When Pickersgill dozed off, his phone slid from his hand and hit the floor. The sound jolted him awake.

  • Playing god with our genes is an existential threat

    Playing god with our genes is an existential threat

    The head of the team behind “Prime Editing” called it “a step — and potentially a significant step — towards this long-term aspiration of the field in which we are trying to be able to make just about any kind of DNA change that anyone wants at just about any site in the human genome.”

  • No lie, belief in God is good for you

    No lie, belief in God is good for you

    Belief in God is good for you … and not just in the eternal long run. There’s a powerful link between religious devotion and happiness, mental health, and participation in community.

  • The nativity is a beautiful argument for life

    The nativity is a beautiful argument for life

    Nativity scenes are so commonplace in December, we can easily forget how much they confront our self-absorbed age.

  • What would you say about abortion and rape?

    What would you say about abortion and rape?

    Discussions about any controversial topic can be dangerous these days. It’s almost certain someone is going to get ...