Vision For Life

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Battered by Moses? Why We Still Need to Preach the Law by Jared Kennedy

Westminster Confession of Faith

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The Prayer Course

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Colorado's 2024 vote: A slight red shift in a still predominantly blue state by Ernest Luning and Evan Wyloge

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Taylor Swift's Sexual Revolution by Patricia Snow

In certain corners of Western Civilization, being male is itself considered toxic. Nancy Pearcey addresses this perspective on masculinity in The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes. Pearcey takes a broad view of societal trends, carefully examines Scripture, and provides a constructive way forward for the church.

Autumn and Hunter highlight portions of Pearcey’s argument and use her paradigm of the “good man” vs. the “real man” to answer a listener’s question.

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The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes by Nancy R. Pearcey

In the wake of the recent election, journalists, sociologists, political party leaders, and all of us are looking at the voting data, examining what ballot initiatives passed and where, and asking, “What does this data tell us about the people and culture in our country?” Autumn and Hunter discuss four themes that emerged from the election trends. 1) Legacy Media vs. Alternative Media 2) The Broad “Trump Voting Coalition” 3) The Abortion Issue, and 4) The Return to Political Norms.

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Financial Times: U.S. Election Results 2024

No, the Problem Isn't the Voters by Bari Weiss and Oliver Wiseman

The Doug Election and America After the Great Dechurching by Jake Meador

How Trump Won, Again by Nate Cohn

Abortion Rights Ballot Measures Succeed in 7 of 10 States by Kate Zernike

Colorado Voters Move to Put Existing Abortion Laws Into State Constitution by Bente Birkeland

See the Voting Groups That Swung to the Right in the 2024 Vote Vote by Zach Levitt, Keith Collins, Robert Gebeloff, Malika Khurana, Marco Hernandez

Contextualizing the 2024 Election: It's the (Knowledge) Economy, Stupid by Musa al-Gharbi