DEI Laws Fall Short In Ohio And Kentucky Just over a year ago statehouses in Ohio and Kentucky moved to ban diversity, equity and inclusion programs on paper, and many
The Trump administration has issued a final rule that could dramatically reshape Medicaid participation across America by encouraging states to require many able-bodied recipients to work, volunteer, or participate in
Brandon Lake: People Are Tired Of ‘Slick Preachers’ And Are Hungry For The Authentic Gospel Brandon Lake used his acceptance speeches at the 2026 K-LOVE Fan Awards to issue a
Jonathan Roumie Reflects On Bittersweet End Of The Chosen Jonathan Roumie is speaking plainly about what it feels like to see a season of his life close. “It’s extremely bittersweet,”
There is a quiet crisis growing among Christian men. Many are not openly rejecting God. They are not walking away from church entirely. They are not necessarily denying biblical truth.
Across churches, homes, workplaces, and communities, many Christian men are quietly struggling. Not always loudly. Not always visibly. But inwardly, many are drifting. They believe the Bible. They love their
Christians today often struggle with an important question: Should believers be involved in politics and the election process at all? Some Christians believe faith should remain entirely private, separated from
Many Christians quietly believe their lives are too ordinary to matter. They look at pastors, missionaries, authors, large ministries, and public Christian figures and assume real spiritual impact belongs only
A Father’s Faith That Changed A Nation The children of the late Arkansas man whose grassroots effort led to “In God We Trust” adorning U.S. paper currency told The Christian
Why Eternal Security Gives Christians Real Hope One of the greatest struggles many Christians quietly carry is fear about their salvation. Some believers constantly wonder: “Am I truly saved?” “What