For years, headlines painted a bleak picture of Christianity’s future in America. Church attendance declined. Biblical literacy collapsed. Young people abandoned organized religion in record numbers. Many experts predicted Christianity
AI, Faith, and the Future Church: Are Christians Ready for What’s Coming? Artificial intelligence is no longer coming someday. It is already here. AI now writes essays, generates sermons, creates
For generations, America called itself a Christian nation. Churches filled on Sundays. Bibles sat on coffee tables. Politicians quoted Scripture during speeches. Millions identified as believers. Yet beneath the surface,
For generations, the pastoral calling has been viewed as one of the highest and most meaningful vocations a Christian man could pursue. Shepherding souls, preaching the Word of God, discipling
In an age where motherhood is often minimized, mocked, or treated as secondary to career success and cultural activism, Scripture speaks with stunning clarity: mothers are to be honored. Not
Walking In The Spirit In Dark Times Every season feels like a pressure cooker these days, and it tests who we are at the core. Confusion clouds what is true
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced this week that she and her husband, Nicholas Riccio, have welcomed their second child into the world — a baby girl named Viviana,
For decades, many churches in America have celebrated decisions for Christ while neglecting the harder, slower, and more biblical work of discipleship. The result has been generations of professing Christians
Arizona Bill Requires Schools To Teach Fetal Development An Arizona bill that recently cleared the state senate would require public schools to teach fetal development as part of their health
RFK Jr. Sparks Firestorm Over Antidepressants at Emotional Summit Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ignited a national debate this week after comparing SSRI withdrawal to heroin