My take in one sentence: the film has an interesting premise but is (predictably) bogged down by ideological propaganda. Read my full review here.

Some people try to denounce the Black Lives Matter organization but still use the slogan. That doesn’t work. Here’s why.

Author and apologist Josh McDowell has stepped back from ministry after making controversial comments about minorities. Here are my thoughts, the good and the bad.

Like many companies, my day-job employer is requiring that all employees get vaccinated for COVID-19. I submitted a religious exemption request, and this is what I said.

The claim is often made today that “healthcare is a human right.” What does that really mean, and is it true?

You may be acquainted with these “We Believe” yard signs. These signs, and the phenomenon of their popularity, are something worth thinking about. Here are four questions we can ask.

What’s more important, beliefs or actions? Here is my recent sermon about the gospel and what it means for our lives—video and transcript.

Here is my Bible-based analysis of some of the rational, non-biblical arguments commonly offered in support of slavery reparations. This is the final of four posts on slavery reparations and the Bible.

A number of biblical arguments have been offered in support of slavery reparations. Here are three of them, and my analysis. This is the third of four posts on slavery reparations and the Bible.

It’s common in the United States to refer to slavery as a sin. But what does the Bible say about this bygone institution? This is the second of four posts addressing slavery reparations and the Bible.

Whether the descendants of slaves should receive reparations has been debated for many years in the United States. But what does the Bible say about it? This is the first of four posts addressing that question.

Proverbs 14:15 says, “The simple believes everything, but the prudent gives thought to his steps.” Here are three reasons to not blindly trust your doctor.

If the U.S. Constitution is so great, how did it allow the nation get to where it is right now? Believe it or not, consideration of this question will lead us to the only hope for our nation's future, and it may surprise you.

Normalcy bias will keep many from believing that the nation as we know it is quickly coming to an end. The rest of us need to act decisively. Do this.

There have been recent developments in the Southern Baptist conversation about Critical Theory. At least three big concerns still loom large. Here are my thoughts.

“Black Lives Matter” has become a household phrase. But do these words really mean what we think they mean?

Whatever the final outcome of the 2020 Presidential Election, the race is clearly very close. This fact ought to provoke a reckoning on the political left.

What is your greatest desire? If it’s not this, then you’re selling yourself short. Nothing you desire can compare with this.