Monday, January 18, 2021

PART I Horrifying Honesty from the Culture of Death: Planned Parenthood Isn’t At All Embarrassed About Providing Abortions

PART II Xavier Becerra’s Record Is Clear: The Incoming Secretary of Health and Human Services Targets Religious Non-Profits — And Religious Liberty

PART III The Importance of Worldview Is Evident Everywhere, Even in the Obituary of a British Double Agent Who Betrayed the West to the Soviet Union — And Feared No Judgment

Friday, January 15, 2021

PART I Will the Biden Administration—As Promised—Be the Most LGBTQ-Friendly Administration in American History?

PART II An Historic London Church Affirms Commitment to Scripture While New Church of England Document Undermines Historic Christian Teaching

PART III Truth May Be Lonely But It Nonetheless Remains True: The Church of England Attempts to Hold Irreconcilable Positions on Sexuality Simultaneously

Thursday, January 14, 2021

PART I We Are All Witnesses of History: U.S. House of Representatives Votes to Impeach President Donald J. Trump for Second Time

PART II What’s the Big Deal about $1? The Supreme Court Hears Arguments in a Case with Nominal Monetary Value, but Huge Implications for Religious Liberty

PART III New York State Is Facing a Serious Money Crisis: What Does It Mean That Lawmakers Are Turning to Expanded Gambling and Legalized Marijuana as Potential Solutions?

Wednesday, January 13, 2021

PART I What Is Christian Nationalism and What Is the Danger? Understanding the Different Roles of the Church and Nations in God’s Plan

PART II Bad Theology Is Everywhere, Even on the Front Page: There’s Great Value in Testing an Argument by Considering Alternative Contexts

PART III Supreme Court Reinstates Restrictions on Access to Abortion Pills: The Court’s Conservative Majority Sends an Important Signal

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

PART I Here We Go Again? House Democrats Bring Article of Impeachment Against President Donald J. Trump

PART II A Nonsensical Assault Upon Creation and the English Language: U.S. House of Representatives Adopts Rule Banning Gender-Specific Language

PART III Is This the End of “It’s a Boy!” or “It’s a Girl!”? Prestigious Medical Journal Calls for the End of Sex Designations on Birth Certificates

Monday, January 11, 2021

PART I The Story Is Only Getting Bigger: The Meaning of Last Week’s Invasion of the U.S. Capitol

PART II What Are the Consequences? Thoughts on Sedition, Threats to Self-Government, and Moral Responsibility

PART III An Explosive Question in Our Digital Age: Should Tech Giants Have the Power to Silence Users? Which Users?

Friday, January 8, 2021

PART I Georgia Elects Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock to the U.S. Senate: Big Moral, Political, and Theological Changes That Christians Should Be Watching

PART II Many States Are Turning from Red to Blue . . . And Quickly: A Revealing Pattern about the Moral Landscape of the United States

PART III Argentina Becomes the Largest Latin American Country to Legalize Abortion: The Secularization of Latin America Threatens Life in the Womb

Thursday, January 7, 2021

PART I A Serious Threat to America’s Constitutional Order: Why Christians Must Think Biblically about the Events That Took Place Yesterday in the Nation’s Capital

PART II It’s Still True—Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely: The Danger of Autocracy and the Cult of Personality

PART III A Fragile Moment in the American Experiment and the Christian Commitment to Order

Wednesday, January 6, 2021

PART I What Does the Religious Composition of the 117th Congress Tell Us? A Lesson about the Importance of Moral Seriousness to the American People

PART II If You Want to Change the Traditional Teachings of Your Church, Then You’re Not a Conservative—Even If You Call Yourself One

PART III Is There a Second Coming of the Religious Left in American Politics? When Was There Even a First Coming?

PART IV If You Don’t Believe in the Bodily Resurrection of Jesus Christ, You’re Not a Christian—Even If You Call Yourself One

Tuesday, January 5, 2021

PART I How Does the Counting of Electors Actually Work and What Are the Worldview Issues at Stake? A Fascinating Story from American History That Just Collided with the American Present

PART II The Presidential Election and the Verdict of History

PART III The Power of the Presidential Pardon: Why Our Constitutional Founders Believed This Power Would Be Dangerous but Necessary