We face the fact that the threat from Islam is real. The reality is that the vast majority of Muslims around the world, quite consistent with their own convictions, do not want to join the civilizational project of the West, including the national project of the United States. Just in case you wonder, they say... Continue Reading

Chick-fil-A built a business model based almost entirely on faith. And frankly, that means they should be held to a higher standard. Yes, there are local operators with diverse objectives and opinions, but for the sake of the company’s broader character, those individual franchises should be held to a moral code that reflects Chick-fil-A’s stated... Continue Reading

It would have been more efficient had God offered a bulleted list of “distilled” theological “insights” and moral pronouncements, rather than revealing Himself in the Old and New Testaments. Instead, He chose to offer a library of stories, proverbs, epistles, history, and authors, using diverse types of literature written over centuries, all of which comprise... Continue Reading

My father has always taught us that faith without courage is just a word — and that light always conquers darkness. Even after two years behind bars, deprived but not defeated, he continues to hold that light.   Across the globe, Christians are enduring persecution and discrimination on a scale unmatched in the modern era.... Continue Reading

If I had only one question to ask a proponent of Christian Nationalism, this would be my first: What do you believe about the First Amendment? Granted, many of my Christian heroes from the past would not have agreed with the principle of religious freedom enshrined in the First Amendment. The Bible does not mandate... Continue Reading

This Christmas, while we sing “Joy to the World,” there are believers whispering psalms into the night so quietly they will not be found. There are little boys asking if Herod still lives. There are girls named Rachel crying for brothers who are no more. And the road out of Bethlehem continues…But the promise remains: Herod... Continue Reading

No office celebration can match the warmth of a family table. No salary bonus can replace the sound of children running through the house. No empowerment slogan can drown out the pain of a life lived alone.   Two weeks before Christmas, a young lawyer sits alone in her upscale apartment. A tree glows in... Continue Reading

A key idea in the report is tamkeen—the Brotherhood’s concept of gradually building power. The authors trace how that idea developed under different leaders. Al-Banna focused on personal reform and community-building. Qutb sharpened the ideology and rejected secular society outright. Qaradawi added a more practical layer for Muslims living in the West. Over time, the report says, these... Continue Reading

In 2023, 33 couples died in the Netherlands by “duo euthanasia.” The previous year, 29 couples had received duo euthanasia; in 2021, sixteen, and in 2020, thirteen. There have been previous high-profile examples as well—in 2017, Dutch couple Nic and Trees Elderhorst, both 91, died by double euthanasia holding hands after 65 years of marriage.... Continue Reading

Stop confusing love with naïveté. You can love your Muslim neighbor while rejecting Islamic theology. While discerning the political implications of Islamic law. While protecting the freedom to preach Christ without compromise. Biblical love requires biblical clarity.   Quick note before we dive in: Today, Darrell Harrison and I are recording a new Just Thinking... Continue Reading