Jesus warned of wolves in sheep’s clothing. Today, many who claim the name of Christian have embraced them with open arms. …

If the obsessive and unquestioning holding to social justice doctrine or pious bending of the knee in tribute to black lives all seemed faintly cultish to you, recent statements from Black Lives Matter leaders confirm you were probably on the right track. “Spirituality is at the center of Black Lives…

We hear it all the time. When questions of belief are raised, the response is often “just have faith.” …

There are a lot of “anti-racist” book lists floating around, but these only represent one perspective. Social justice is a broad topic and can be confusing. It often functions as an ideology that undermines the justice it claims to bring. …

Today’s newest buzzwords: social justice, anti-racist, white privilege, activism. These have to signify progress, right? As much as I am tempted to believe that these vague yet positive-sounding concepts are a step in the right direction, the distortion of definitions is evident. …

“What is truth?” This question has probably been asked by every person in human history. In this case, it was spoken by Pontius Pilate, the Roman leader under whom Jesus was killed two thousand years ago. Truth is contested in our culture, perhaps more now than it has ever been…

One often repeated story tells of G.K. Chesterton answering the question: What is wrong with the world today? You might have expected him to talk about poverty, wars, racism, or the dangers of disease, but he didn’t. Instead, his response in The Times included just two simple words: I am. …

Poetry is one of those things that you either love, hate, or find hopelessly confusing. To some, it’s just not practical. Things are explained so much quicker and clearer in plain language. To others, it’s nursery rhymes and songs-something you outgrow with time. …