‘We Exist to Hold the Government Accountable’: The Message from the Media at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner – But Where Has That Accountability Been?
Sheila’s on the Loose: Kangaroo Escapes in Alabama, Makes Its Way to the I-85 Before Its Apprehension – Yes, You Read That Correctly
Why Do Most Popes Die in Office Rather Than Retiring or Resigning from Their Position? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
How Do I Know That I Am a Real Christian? Is the Desire for Assurance of My Salvation Sinful? — Dr. Mohler Responds to a Letter from a 12-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
Is Baptism a Sacrament or an Ordinance? When is a Profession of Faith, Especially for Children or Teenagers Credible for Baptism and Church Membership? Should I Baptize My Father? If a Person is Baptized as an Unbeliever But Becomes a Believer, Should He or She be Baptized Again? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
PART I The scandal no one is noticing: Pornography redefined as adult entertainment
PART II The normalization of pornography in American culture
PART III Considering the consequences of technology as the world around us embraces it indiscriminately
PART IV Technology invades the kitchen: How far is too far for American families
PART I The future of secularization: What trends in Europe reveal about coming generations
PART II Does making abortion legal really reduce the number of abortions?
PART III Remembering the heroes of the past: the discovery of Juneau reminds us of true sacrifice and the value of life
PART I March for Our Lives: Just how significant is a symbolic march?
PART II What generational gaps tell us about the future shape of politics
PART III Congress passes omnibus spending bill and continues to fund Planned Parenthood
PART IV The military's transgender revolution is put on hold
PART I What do the results of a special election in Pennsylvania tell us about the future of American politics?
PART II Why the church should first ask ‘How do we lead persons to saving faith in Jesus Christ?’ rather than ‘How do we win friends and influence people?’
PART I The absurdity of sin: In aftermath of Austin bombings, the search for answers is underway
PART II The two-edged sword of technology on display in Facebook’s most recent controversy
PART III Why “the man who knew too little” isn’t as ignorant as he wants you to believe
PART IV Doomsday insanity: Prepping goes mainstream with high-end “go bags”
PART I Does marriage make a difference? Dueling articles in major newspapers debate the link between single parenthood and poverty
PART II What do declining divorce rates tell us about our current cultural moment?
PART III Toys R Us’s announcement reveals the devastating effects of a declining birth rate
PART I The intersection of abortion and free speech today at the U.S. Supreme Court
PART II Why abortion can never be merely a medical issue
PART III Just in time for United Nations World Happiness Day, Finland recognized as the happiest nation on earth
PART I As Putin wins record fourth term we’re reminded that not all elections are equal
PART II The unforgivable sin according to Vladimir Putin? Betrayal.
PART III Why we should be alarmed by a special report on sexuality in one California high school’s student newspaper
PART IV Gold falls from the skies, literally, in one Russian town
PART I How the cult of convenience fails to deliver on its own promises
PART II The sterilization of play: What’s at stake as our playgrounds have become unrisky, and ultimately, unfun
PART III Why dad-style parenting is a key ingredient of a healthy home
PART IV The legacy of Dr. T. Berry Brazelton: Pediatrician who helped us understand the necessity of mother-infant bonding dies at 99
PART I Stephen Hawking, one of the most recognized scientists of the modern age, dies at age 76
PART II The failure of materialism: Why a biblical worldview is the only worldview that can explain the meaning of life
PART III A seminary in turmoil: President under fire after past opposition to homosexuality is revealed