God did not create generic people with shapeless identities. While there is not biblical warrant to call any nation "Christian" since the days of ancient Israel, there's plenty for living fully as Christians as citizens of our nations.

The data is in, and legalizing marijuana never delivers what is promised.

Christians must avoid two extremes when it comes to inappropriate conflation of Christianity and nationalism. While God moves through nations and states, just as He does through individuals, the restoration of all things involves people from every tongue, tribe, nation, and language. It is simply unwise to take up a term that has been historically associated with some of the worst villains of the last century or so.

Pregnancy resource centers need public support from business leaders and pastors. They need our support and prayers more than ever.

Young men aren't forming social bonds with real, live people, even the kinds of bonds that have historically captured their attention. Christians have an answer for a world that obliterates the helpful aspects of sexual difference, pacifies men with distractions and addictions, and promises limitless sexual freedom while dismantling the family.

Last month the world lost a fearless evangelist. Known simply as "Brother Andrew," he was responsible for smuggling thousands of Bibles into the Soviet Union.

Not only is transparency a necessary accountability, but parents have a "deeply rooted" constitutional right "to direct the upbringing of their children, and to make decisions regarding their children's education and healthcare in a manner consistent with family values."

On Tuesday, October 11, in person or via online live streaming, please join me for an important conversation about "Kids and Culture: The Clash for the Next Generation's Hearts and Minds." Joining me for this conversation will be my Breakpoint This Week co-host Maria Baer, Aaron Baer of the Center for Christian Virtue, and Todd Marrah from Tree of Life Christian Schools. Reserve your free ticket at ccv.org.

Christians have the unique perspective that our work is a way of participating with God in His creation, working toward the flourishing of everything and everyone else.

Michael Faraday is an example of how Christians can balance the constructive purposes of science with an accurate understanding of scientific authority. Some of humanity's greatest discoveries began by bucking conventional wisdom and allowing the evidence to lead elsewhere. "Science," after all, never "says" anything. Only scientists do, offering hypotheses as a way of stewarding the data science provides.