Opinion

What to Do When Your Dreams Don’t Happen

What No One Tells You About the First Year of Marriage

George W. Bush’s 2011 Warning for America Is a Must-Watch in 2026

The Church Is Changing Its Tune About Mental Health—And Artists Are Leading the Way

A Kid Rock Concert Is Airing on TBN This Sunday. How Is This Okay?

John Eldredge And the Power of Radical Forgiveness

When Tragedy Feels Overwhelming, What Do We Do With Our Grief?

How ‘If Your Pastor Didn’t Talk About XYZ This Week, It’s Time to Find A New Church’ Gets It Wrong

The Silent Epidemic: Why Comparison Is Wrecking Our Souls

When Joking Hits Different: The Fine Line Between Mockery and Satire in the Church

Hulu’s Virgin Dating Show Is Hard to Watch for All the Wrong Reasons

Why Your Quiet Time Still Feels Empty

Why You Should Get Rid of Your Five-Year Plan

What the Superman Backlash Says About American Masculinity

Confessions of a Burnt-Out Christian

A Dating Expert Explains Why You’re Never Really Ready for Marriage

Juneteenth 2025: Why This Year’s Celebration Feels Different

85% of Gen Z Thinks the Internet Is Ruining Their Soul—and They’re Right

Why So Many Young Men Are Suddenly All In on Faith

What Solo Travel Taught Me About Myself, God and Getting Lost

Stop Waiting for Life to ‘Calm Down’—It Won’t

What to Do When You’ve Outgrown Your Friend Group and Don’t Know What Comes Next

We Keep Watching Messed-Up Christians on TV—But What Are We Supposed to Do With That?

We’re Good at Critiquing the Church. Not So Great at Loving It

Faith Isn’t a Feeling—But That Doesn’t Mean You Should Feel Nothing

Should Christians Still Be on X?

Climate Anxiety Is Real. How Should Christians Respond?

The Definitive Ranking of Easter Candy

Is It Okay If I Don’t Agree With Everything My Church Teaches?

TV Is Already in a New Golden Age—But 2025 Might Be Its Best Year Yet

Why I Gave Up on My 5-Year Plan (And You Should Too)

The Gospel of Self-Help Is Everywhere—And It’s Not Working

The Church’s Biggest Problem Isn’t What You Think

Your Desire for a Relationship Might Be More About Validation Than Love

In a Shift, Most Pastors Now Support Therapy and Medication to Treat Mental Health

Loving Your Neighbor Doesn’t Stop at the Border

Losing Friends Hurts, But What If It’s Part of God’s Plan?

The Fine Line Between ‘Walking in Faith’ and ‘Avoiding Responsibility’

Privilege Isn’t a Curse. It’s a Responsibility.

Cynicism Is Easy. Choosing Hope Is the Real Rebellion