
Religious Liberty Was Hamstrung Yesterday: The 4-4 Split Led to a Major Religious Liberty Loss in Oklahoma
The Left is Now Furious with Target: The Company Offended Many Christians With LGBTQ Advocacy, Now Target Backs Off DEI, and the Left is Losing Their Minds
Why Don’t You Believe Churchill Was a Christian? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from a 15-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
What Does Fallen Asleep Mean in 1 Thessalonians 4:13? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from a 14-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
In the Parable of the Soils, Do the Rocky Soil People Go to Hell? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letter from a 6-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
Can I Officiate the Wedding of Unbelievers? Should I Share the Gospel at That Wedding? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letter from Listeners of The Briefing
PART I Missouri governor’s resignation proves that the combination of sex, money, and power is a dangerous cocktail
PART II Why Christians should reject any deal that holds onto power at the expense of truth, goodness, and morality
PART III A look at what is behind the great moral divide between rural and urban Americans grows deeper
PART I As Roseanne and Starbucks are both in the headlines, national conversation about implicit bias continues
PART II Why a secularized doctrine of original sin is not likely to get much traction
PART III Only a very sick society would sacrifice its own children on the altar of the sexual revolution
PART I Historic and deadly vote in Ireland to repeal abortion ban marks massive moral and theological shift
PART II In abortion vote, Ireland embraces modern European identity over historic theological identify
PART III In 2004 Gavin Newsom was denounced by his own party when he issued marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Today he is considered a hero of the moral revolution.
PART IV Alan Bean, 4th man to walk on the moon, dies at age 86
PART I Why one Yale graduate who grew up as a foster child tells us that family structure really matters
PART II The wealth gap and families: Recent economic changes are far more demonstrable in families compared to individuals
PART III Failing the intersectionality test: LGBT community deems pro-LGBT mayor unworthy of their support
PART IV Remembering the lives of Richard Pipes and Bernard Lewis, two titanic figures in the world of foreign policy
PART V The literary legacies of Tom Wolfe and Philip Roth—two very different, very fascinating writers
PART I The Wrath of God Poured Out — The Humiliation of the Southern Baptist Convention
PART II After Tuesday’s primaries, it’s clear that the arrow of the modern Democratic party is increasingly pointing to the far left
PART III Trump administration moves to eliminate Title X funding from organizations that conduct abortions—most notably, Planned Parenthood
PART I After Supreme Court ruling on sports betting, groups look to cash in on potential windfall
PART II Why a certain brand of feminist ideology won’t be satisfied by anything less than a comprehensive victory
PART III Secularism and the new understanding of human rights: Why human dignity must be rooted in concrete, objective truth
PART I With a wink and a nod, Pope Francis’ reported comments signal new level of acceptance of homosexuality
PART II How are evangelical Christian to think about homosexuality and sexual orientation?
PART III Why an unborn child shouldn’t be recognized as an unborn child only when that unborn child is wanted by his or her parents
PART I Why a sane society cannot ‘throw their hands up’ after another school shooting, this time in Texas
PART II Prayer is at the center of the conversation after shooting in community that has famously fought for their right to pray
PART III Monarchy in the modern age: The societal and moral shift reflected in the royal wedding
PART I Questions of morality, truth, and spycraft raised as Haspel is confirmed as CIA director
PART II The reality of morality: Is there such a thing as absolute right or wrong?
PART III What do spiralizers, kale leaf strippers, and avocado slicers tell us about the world in which we live?
PART I Why the worldview displayed at life’s most crucial moments is going to be theological in one way or another
PART II Theism vs. secularism at the point of death: Why Christianity has historically frowned upon cremation
PART III The inevitable embrace of abortion as a new generation moves in a more secular direction