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FIRST-PERSON: President Trump defends female athletes
On Wednesday (Feb. 5), President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order mandating the end of biological men participating in women’s sports. The order, entitled “Keeping Men out of Women’s Sports,” reads in part: “Therefore, it is the policy of the United States to rescind all funds from educational programs that deprive women and girls of fair athletic opportunities, which results in the endangerment, humiliation, and silencing of women and girls and deprives them of privacy... read more
FIRST-PERSON: 10 reasons confession to one another matters
None of us likes to confess our sin to another believer. Instead, we too often choose to hide in our sin. Ultimately, God is the one who forgives us, but here are reasons we must prayerfully consider confessing our wrong to another brother or sister in Christ: The Bible expects us to do so... read more
FIRST-PERSON: J.D. Vance makes the moral case for life
For more than half a century, pro-life activists have shown up by the tens of thousands on the national mall in Washington to argue for the sanctity of life. They were joined this time by a vice president who wasn’t yet born when Roe v... read more
The church and politics: What now?
On Nov. 5, 2024, Donald J. Trump was elected president of the United States over Kamala Harris. In addition to the presidency, the Republican party gained control of the U.S. Senate with 53 seats and increased their advantage in the U... read more
10 ways to foster a culture of life within your family
The sanctity of every human life is one of the most important truths we can teach the children in our care. What does it look like practically to create a culture of life within a family? Here are 10 ways... read more
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FIRST-PERSON: J.D. Vance makes the moral case for life
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FIRST-PERSON: 10 reasons confession to one another matters
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FIRST-PERSON: President Trump defends female athletes
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Mike Johnson, Brent Leatherwood talk ERLC priorities in Washington meeting
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Wright to retire after five years as Send Relief president
