A response to the Bible-based arguments of the abolitionists who say Christians must not vote for Donald Trump.

Everyone agrees that J.D. Vance won Tuesday's vice presidential debate, but few realize who lost the most. Here is a brief analysis of where things stand on arguably the nation's most crucial issue.

Here's the lowdown on the dwarfing number of evangelicals in the United States, plus how many of them actually have a biblical worldview.

Hebrews 10:24 is a familiar verse: “Stir up one another to love and good works.” However, its true meaning is more intense than you realize. Here’s what you’ve been missing.

Why did Christopher Columbus sail the ocean blue? According to Kevin A. Miller, the textbook answer isn’t the whole story. Here’s what they never told you.

Here are some noteworthy news hits and content to catch up on from this past weekend’s edition of Project 18:15.

There was a back-and-forth last week over whether Brent Leatherwood had been fired from the ERLC. Here’s the full story, plus some spicy internet reactions.

A Christian author’s hot take on Jordan Peterson, the impact of Gutenberg’s printing press, the serpent’s question to Eve in Genesis 3 (plus a question for you!), and much more.

In the Bible, the place of the dead (called Sheol or Hades) has both a good and a bad side. Does that mean believers go there when they die?

All the Bible’s words for “hell,” explained.

Evangelical watchdog ministry Protestia catalogues videos of Catholic devotion to Mary, which looks an awful lot like worship.

Evangelical reactions to Trump’s guilty verdict, a report about the term “Evangelical,” a new debate on how Christians should fight abortion, that time in history when there were three popes, and much more.

An interview with the Louisville bridge crash survivor, a Protestant reaction to Pope Francis’s most recent controversy, John MacArthur’s explanation of his “mental health” comments, and more.

Recent debates over Christian political strategy on abortion, an Afro-pagan singer decrying “religious racism” after losing followers, an interview about how Google manipulates its users, profound quotes from Medieval Christians, and more.

Here are few reflections one year after launching my newsletter of Christian news, Bible knowledge, and Church history.

I crossed paths with a gender-confused man the other week, and had some thoughts about how Christians should think about such people, and what it means for our culture.

Suspension of disbelief used to be only for fiction, but now it’s needed for the real-life horrors around us—from the baby organ black market to the end of America.

A Kentucky Republican has filed a bill to expand abortion in the state. Here’s what to do about it.

I’m late to the party, but after finally watching the “He Gets Us” Super Bowl commercial, here are my thoughts. There are quite a few lessons to take away.

There is no knowledge apart from God. So how do unbelievers know anything?