The Bible speaks to every area of our lives: how to believe, how not to believe, how to behave, and how not to behave. It provides a full spectrum of instruction so that we can glorify God through our thoughts and behaviors, our emotions and actions, what we do and do not do. Think of it this way: All of Scripture for all of life.

One year after Charlie Kirk's assassination, I share a few reflections on my own grief, the mockery that followed, what it means to be a courageous man, and God's providence shining through the tragedy.

"What Is Critical Theory?" is a book written by Bradley Green that traces the movement from Marx and the Frankfurt School to modern America. In this review, you will discover how Critical Theory, Marxism, and "wokeism" connect—and why sexual perversion is a strange but real fruit of Marxist thought. See how the gospel offers a better hope.

There are millions of people around the world—even some Christians—who are worshipping however they want. The terrifying truth is that God delights in none of it. So it's worth asking a question: What kind of worship does God want?

On our nation’s 250th birthday, our generation needs to answer this perennial question: Who is really in charge? Christians, too, must answer this question. This field is called political theology—the study of how God’s authority relates to human government, where the state’s power comes from, and where its limits lie. You don’t need a seminary degree to think about it well. God gave us a brain and a Bible to read and reason.

America turns 250 this year, and these eleven books are some of the best I'd recommend to anyone wanting to understand how the nation came to be and what role Christianity played in its founding…