
Columnist.
Christians should consider the controversy in light of the Bible's teaching that every person is made in the image of God.

Socialism is cool again. But vibes as a decision-making metric is best reserved for fashion, entertainment, and that new coffee shop downtown.
The Secretary of War can "withhold support" if he determines it would be "detrimental to national security."
The human soul was made to magnify the triune God, not to be magnified by the world.
The changing seasons of our own lives — and even the chaotic changes of a fallen world — are nothing to be afraid of.
We are the voice for the persecuted who suffer in silence worldwide.
Conspiracy theories come and go, fade and change. God's word remains forever. Plant your feet on the firm foundation.
At least 2,775 centers were able to provide $452 million worth of services and material goods.
The serious leadership necessary to unite a coalition remains in short supply among the House minority.
The career politician model of today stands in sharp contrast to the citizen servant model of America's founding era.
"The current surge shows what happens when leadership, mission clarity, and common-sense policy align."
The fact that the Christian religion is not inherited informs the urgency that Christians should feel for making disciples in the next generation.
Sadly, the American Academy of Family Physicians is no stranger to injecting political agendas into its practice of medicine.
The IOC is rumored to be on the cusp of ending this experiment with transgender sports in Olympic competition.
Obergefell is legal fiction pulled out of thin air that jeopardizes the religious liberty of countless Americans.
Most can't understand the weight of battling an invisible war — or the toll it takes on everyone it touches.
As Christians, we do have a place in the public square. But in case you haven't noticed, you'll be told otherwise.

Abolishing the filibuster isn't like waving a magic wand and everything conservatives want suddenly passes.
"Get rid of the Filibuster, and get rid of it, NOW," the president posted in frustration.
Since words have the power to direct our thoughts and influence our thinking, what we say and how we say it matters.