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Amid sustained pressure by Christian groups, the Indian government decided not to bring before Parliament a controversial bill that would have led to Christian organizations losing their properties. Instead, the Hindu nationalist government referred the F

When I was a young mother with two active sons just 19 months apart, I spent many days at a park that covered several city blocks, filled with duck ponds and hills to run up and down. My second son, always trying to keep up with his older brother, was a b

This piece was adapted from Russell Moore's newsletter. Subscribe here. Around 60 years ago, a young, recently fired Old Testament professor received a scolding from his mentor, the man who had supervised his dissertation. The younger man had gone sideway

Dave Mulder catches himself apologizing to his dishwasher. Sometimes he closes the door a little too hard and out sneaks a little "sorry." He doesn't like that he does this. Machines are machines, and they don't need his human sympathies. Mulder, 50, is t

While Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth seeks to make US military chaplains more explicitly religious, the Canadian government is heading in the opposite direction as new directives ban chaplains from using religious language at public events. Released on Ju

One number I haven't dealt with in this series on homelessness in America: How many homeless people does the United States hold today? It depends on how we consider "doubling up" and the mercy of an extra bedroom. The official total, according to the Depa

Hannah Marie needed a place to live. Soon she'd be able to share a home with her new husband in Pennsylvania, where she was moving for a job in campus ministry. But for the nine months before the wedding, she needed a roof over her head. She looked for a

One of Colorado Christian University's newest staff members won't be on campus much this fall, but when he is, he'll be easy to spot: former vice president Mike Pence. The Indiana politician is joining the university for the 2026-2027 academic year to lea

A few years ago, a podcast host asked me to make the case for college. The host, an entrepreneurial 20-something, valued the life of the mind, but he had opted out. He cited concerns about the cost of a four-year degree, doubts about the diminishing quali

When I was in my early 20s, I attended a conference led by a well-known prosperity gospel proponent. By the end of the event, I was writing a $400 check (well beyond my means at the time) because I thought it would yield blessings in my life (in the form