
A Harmless Escape or Threat to Social Order? Brazil’s Sad ‘Reborn Doll’ Craze
What is the Responsibility of the United States to the Modern State of Israel? Do Christians Have a Doctrinal Obligation to the State of Israel? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
Can a Christian Become a Universalist and Still Be Considered a Christian? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
Is Claiming a So-Called ‘Furry’ Identity Contradictory to Scripture? — Dr. Mohler Responds to a Letter from a 15-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
PART I The federal government is back in business...at least for another three weeks
PART II As new conscience protections become national policy, the political left complains about the very argument they once advanced
PART III What one politician calls “a mistake”, the Bible calls “sin”
PART IV Abortion reveals a divide that points to the deepest divide of all
PART I Politics at a fever pitch as limited government shutdown is underway,
PART II As thousands of women march, record numbers file to run for political office
PART III 45 years after Roe v. Wade decision, the American conscience remains unsettled on the question of abortion
PART IV How scientific developments have bolstered the pro-life argument
PART V As President Trump addresses March for Life, we pray for a shift in the ‘moral intuition’ of Americans
PART I With loneliness on the rise, particularly among young people, Britain names a new government minister of loneliness
PART II Why children’s books in China are different from the same kinds of books in the United States
PART III Treason, spies, and betrayal are in the headlines once again
PART I A radical vision of abortion rights from the Canadian Prime Minister as government uses coercive power to further its own agenda
PART II A very different vision of abortion as an issue in South Korea
PART III Australian wedding vendors celebrate a new product line
PART IV One congregation celebrates same-sex weddings as a signal, but a signal of what?
PART I Blue America is growing bluer: Political swings in both New Jersey and New York show worldviews at work
PART II Why politics and hypocrisy go together so dangerously
PART III A tale of two letters: French accuse Americans of holding to a Puritan sexual morality
PART I In the name of eliminating all discrimination, University of Iowa discriminates against Christian student group
PART II Religious liberty threatened even more explosively as Chinese authorities dynamite major church
PART III Hard lessons learned in the state of California on the issues of work and welfare and the distinction between political intentions and political reality
PART IV A false warning that was heeded in Hawaii vs. a real warning that is being ignored to eternal peril
PART I With the possibility of government shutdown only four days away, political crisis looms over Washington D.C.
PART II Why comprehensive immigration reform is needed, but should not be based on racial prioritization
PART III Language and morality...in the White House and in your house
PART IV A dream that was right: Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
PART I Changing American religious landscape reveals changing American mission field as Muslim population grows significantly
PART II How the rise of social media has led to an increase in perfectionism amongst young people
PART III Americans turn to astrology apps in search of happiness and meaning
PART IV The Pope courts controversy with a circus
PART I New questions in the brave new world: Who gets to decide if human embryos are preserved or destroyed?
PART II Does what you drive indicate how you vote? Political scientists say “yes” according to an analysis of 50 million Google Images
PART III Looking at the moral revolution from the other side—a side fearful of the “re-moralization of sex”
PART I The Oprahfication of politics updated: Will Oprah run for president?
PART II Shareholders express concerns about the addictive power of social media and new technology. Should we be alarmed?
PART III Landslides, tsunamis, and hurricanes have all taken place: The power of metaphors to explain our moral moment