Texts of Terror? The Legacy of the Feminist New Testament Scholar Phyllis Tribble Who Died at 92
Could A.I. Be a Sign of the Coming of the Anti-Christ? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters From Listeners of The Briefing
What is the ‘Due Penalty of Their Sin’ for Homosexuals in Romans 1? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters From Listeners of The Briefing
How the psychotherapeutic revolution has led us to the dangerous belief that unhappiness is a problem that must always be solved
Can money buy happiness? New survey says yes, but this type of happiness comes with regrets
The quest for inner peace: Competitive meditators and their unmindful mindfulness
Proposal to divide California into three separate states reveals political frustration, will be faced by California voters in November
Americans grapple with moral questions surrounding violent crime as support for the death penalty rises
Which story is more likely to end with two people living happily ever after: Meeting at happy hour or meeting at church?
What the Miss America Pageant reveals about the jumbled contradictions in America’s cultural landscape
Abortion and the fight for life: Has Northern Ireland redefined or recognized basic human rights?
How eating a chicken sandwich can send an unintended moral message and outrage the cultural warriors
As suicide rates rise, there are basic questions we must ask about why the problem is not getting any better
Why the church’s response to the rising suicide rate must not be one of confusion, but of clarity
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn goes to Harvard: How one man who didn’t know how not to tell the truth, told the truth in a 1978 speech
New generation celebrates new traditions with the rising popularity of the ‘you be you’ wedding culture
As young Americans postpone marriage, we see the unraveling of marriage and the entire understanding of the family
Why our response to secularization should not be retreat and pessimism, but the preaching of the gospel
A year of tumult and assassination: Reflecting on the life and legacy of Robert F. Kennedy 50 years after his death
How the biblical worldview helps to explain the presence of both greatness and darkness in a single individual
When liberal ecumenicals have to choose between ecumenism and the sexual revolution, sex wins
Supreme Court sides with Colorado baker, sends very clear signal that religious convictions of American people cannot be trampled upon
Understanding what yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling means, and what it doesn’t mean
Twenty years later, Bill Clinton remains indignant despite a massive moral change in the broader culture
As morality, politics, and pop culture collide, Disney tries to win on both sides of the political street
What the lack of response to Samantha Bee’s comments tells us about the left’s control of the entertainment industry
The redefinition of comedy: Why a society that will laugh at everything doesn’t really understand anything
