Postponing Marriage is a Bigger Problem Than You Think: The Delay of Marriage Means Fewer Babies and a Civilizational Crisis
What Do I Do with My Anger Over Charlie Kirk’s Murder? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
Was Charlie Kirk a Martyr? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners of The Briefing
The "leggings" controversy — Mom of four boys calls for modesty on campus: Why this biblical concept is now a controversial topic
Truth is taking up sides? The Jussie Smollett saga continues to unfold, displaying the importance of truth and the progressive shortening of the cycle of scandal
Rafi Eitan dies at 92: A look at the Israeli Spymaster who caught Adolf Eichmann and the inescapability of justice
The political left wants to pack the Supreme Court: What this threat to Chief Justice John Roberts teaches us about the role the court plays in the societal push to the left
Once a society begins to legislate the invented rights of the LGBTQ revolution, the constitutional protection of the God-given right of religious liberty is jeopardized
Is morality relative or absolute? How a recent headline in the Wall Street Journal reveals that, even in a postmodern world, moral categories like ‘evil’ exist
Why would the United Kingdom reject an asylum claim on the grounds of biblical evidence? How this denial demonstrates the absurdity of governments making theological judgments
Secretary of State Pompeo reduces funds used to advocate for abortion internationally: What this reveals about the massive cultural change over the past 30 years and the importance of elections
There is no longer a single pro-abortion Republican in the House of Representatives: What this tells us about a Congress that is even more divided than the American people
Religious liberty is challenged again as the moral revolution targets religious schools
Can a religious school actually operate by its own religious convictions? Increasingly, our society is shouting “No."
Despite the defeat of the Islamic State, the greatest threats of the Caliphate—its theology and ideology—remain
With the findings of the Mueller report now released, what should Americans look for as we examine the special counsel’s report and the political responses to it?
The moral dimension of politics: Why did some Americans want the President of the United States to be accused as a criminal?
Where are we as a culture? Even eating a chicken sandwich can be an act of resistance to the moral revolution
Just months after reinstating a ban on romantic LGBT relationships, Azusa Pacific University once again strays from the historic Christian understanding of romance
Azusa Pacific tries to affirm irreconcilable positions: Why condoning LGBT romantic relationships necessarily implies condoning LGBT sexual relationships
How Azusa Pacific’s policy reversal reminds us that every Christian institution will have to choose whether to face the consequences of not surrendering to the sexual revolution or of abandoning Christian convictions
Clarence Thomas back in the news: constitutional interpretation, precedent, the importance of understanding and applying the original meaning of a text.
Do bad people deserve good lawyers? The political left is marching onward, leaving Ronald Sullivan behind: How the Harvard Law School professor became the latest focus of moral outrage
Is social media really social? A new study reveals a correlation between teen loneliness and social media engagement
How four new laws in Kentucky help reveal the horrifying arguments that pro-abortion advocates are making
There is no middle ground on abortion: Why trying to compromise on the sanctity of human life is completely irrational when the opposing views are considered
Should we have fewer children for the sake of the earth? Why the Christian worldview welcomes every single human being as an image bearer of God
When Horror Strikes: Mass terrorist attack in New Zealand leaves the island nation and the world shocked in the face of profound loss and unquestionable depravity
How the role social media played in the New Zealand terror attack reveals the fading distinction between online extremism and realized evil
In times of tragedy like this, Christians must understand our unequivocal call to “weep with those who weep”
