Wednesday, March 31, 2021

PART I Religious Colleges and Universities Targeted by Class Action Suit Brought Against Department of Education

PART II The LGBTQ Revolutionaries Demand Complete Compliance in Order to Silence the Christian Argument in the Public Square

PART III The Question Remains — Will Christian Institutions Be Allowed to Operate According to Christian Convictions?

Tuesday, March 30, 2021

PART I Church Membership Keeps Declining in the United States: What Does The Generational Trend of Secularization Tell Us?

PART II Is Unbelief Being Passed on from Generation to Generation in Britain? Observers Claim that the UK is Now Truly Post-Christian

PART III New Words, New Moral Reality: How Changes in Language Point to More Fundamental Moral Changes in Society

Monday, March 29, 2021

PART I The Ever Given, Along with Global Trade, Is Stuck in the Mud of the Suez Canal: A Parable of the Modern Age

PART II The Fascinating History of the Suez Canal: How a 120-Mile Canal Changed the World

PART III Don’t Miss the Theology in the Headlines: Yearnings for Forgiveness and Grace — In a College Classroom

Friday, March 26, 2021

PART I What Happens When Identity Politics Takes Hold of a Political Party? A Progressive Ultimatum from Two U.S. Senators

PART II The Standards Keep Changing: Army Changes Fitness Test Standards to Ensure Women Can Qualify for Combat

PART III Should Women Be Required to Register for the Draft? The Biblical Distinctions Between Males and Females

PART IV Unicorns, Volcanoes, and Dinosaurs Riding Sharks: Why Your Kids Can’t Just Read What the Algorithms Say They Want to Read

Thursday, March 25, 2021

PART I 10 People Killed in Murderous Attack in Boulder, Colorado: How Should Christians Think about Such a Terrible, Moral Evil?

PART II The Grocery Store as a Symbol of American Life: Understanding the Role of the Economy of Trust in America

PART III They’re Coming for Oral Roberts University, And That Means They’re Coming for You Too

Wednesday, March 24, 2021

PART I Kristi Noem Disappoints in South Dakota: Why Did the Republican Governor Veto a Bill Banning Transgender Participants in Women’s Sports That She Pledged to Support?

PART II Is the Christian View of Marriage Irrational? Japanese Court Declares There Is No Rational Basis for Defining Marriage as Between One Man and One Woman

PART III Gavin Newsom Faces Recall Challenge in California, Setting Up a Potential Political Free-For-All

Tuesday, March 23, 2021

PART I Marijuana Policies Reveal the Nation’s Moral Confusion on Marijuana — and Ground Zero for the Confusion is the White House

PART II Moral Confusion on the Marijuana Issue Is International — What We Learn by Looking at Recent Developments

PART III Better Not Give this Cross-Stitch Book to Grandma — Controversy Over Foul-Language Feminist Cross-Stitch Book at Major Retailer

Monday, March 22, 2021

PART I Heartbreak and Huge Questions Hang Over Atlanta in Wake of Murderous Attack

PART II How Does the Secular World Understand the Church’s Teaching on Sin, Lust, and Sexual Immorality?

PART III Jesus Saves: Biblical Principles for Christians to Consider about the Struggle with Sin

Friday, March 19, 2021

PART I Senate Confirms Xavier Becerra as Secretary of Health and Human Services: What’s at Stake Concerning Religious Liberty, Abortion, and More?

PART II Cohabitation Is a Growing Problem in Evangelical Churches? Why Christians Must Be Incredibly Clear—and Consistent—About What the Bible Teaches About Marriage and Sex

PART III Are Humans Distinctly Different From Squirrels? Human Dignity Depends on Understanding the Distinction

PART IV Is Your Pet Sending You Telepathic Messages? Pet Psychics Are On the Rise, and You Honestly Can’t Make This Up

Thursday, March 18, 2021

PART I 8 People Killed in Tragic Shootings in Atlanta: What Do We Know? And What Should Christians Think about This Terrible Violence?

PART II More Families Choose Homeschooling for the Future: An Important and Unexpected Development from the Pandemic

PART III How Did Nearly $3 Billion for Private Schools Get Included in the Latest Stimulus Bill? The Answer May Surprise You