Given my pro-life convictions, it may surprise you that the recent Roe v. Wade news has left me ambivalent. I cannot help wondering whether the church is ready for all that will come with getting that for which we have so long fought.

Votes don’t decide presidents. Politicking doesn’t win elections. Coups don’t transfer power. Overthrows don’t topple dictators. God plants rulers on thrones and uproots them at will.

We can radically accept our reality, grieve what it is without making it more than it is, and comfort ourselves with the story of Scripture rather than solely our own.

I prepared as well as I knew how for our second child, only to come face to face with darkness and doubt I did not know existed. And I’m not alone.

Everyday discipleship will ground your children in the richness of life with God, telling a winsome story of God’s love for them and declaring that God is truly the pearl of great price, worth any sacrifice.

Cancel culture and hardness of heart leads to death, not life. It’s forgiveness that leads to joy.

True discipleship might not only be counter-cultural to the culture of the world but also to Christian subculture.

Some ways to allow “the different” in our lives and churches to lead to “the better.”

Godly fathers are not self-made men. To believe otherwise is a fatal misconception.

Should Christians be able to talk about what others can’t talk about? Yes.

As Christians, we don’t have the option of showing partiality toward people with the same skin tone, ethnicity, political affiliation, or economic status as us.

In the coming months and years, Christians in the United States will be forced to make a choice.