By Greg Scott Greg Scott, new blogger at ‘The Edge,’ takes a three-part look at what a court case in New Mexico means for Christians entering a confused marketplace that is waging battle with religious liberty and gender.  Part 2 will run August 29th and the final installment on September 2nd.  Getting the Picture In...

By Jeremy Dys Brett McCracken has written a brilliant article in response to a bad article.  Ok, maybe brilliant overstates it, but it is nevertheless worthwhile and timely.  Here’s the payoff paragraph from McCracken: Millennials: why don’t we take our pastors, parents, and older Christian brothers and sisters out to coffee and listen to them? Perhaps instead of...

  By Joshua Crutchfield In a recent article published by Time Magazine, entitled “None is Enough,” Lauren Sandler presents the growing trend of couples opting to live what she calls a “childfree” life.  She uses the term childfree to highlight the positive decision couples make in not having children.  In a 2010 survey, it was...

Executive Director Owen Strachan has written a fantastic piece for The Atlantic. Here is a snippet: How strange was it, then, that leading news sources referred to the fetus of William and Kate as the “royal baby.” There were no pre-birth headlines from serious journalistic sources like “Royal Clump of Cells Eagerly Anticipated” or “Imperial...

by Jeremy Dys You have no doubt heard the old adage about the frog who is thrown into a pot of boiling water will quickly jump out, but throw him into a cool pot and slowly turn up the heat, and soon enough you will have a boiled frog. I have always wondered just who discovered...

By Drew Griffin:  It is undeniable that in recent months public opinion has shifted greatly concerning the issue of gay marriage and LGBT issues.  We have seen a statistical landslide of sorts in favor of legalizing the definition of marriage to include same-sex couples.  High Schools have so-called Gay Days, or Days of Silence, where students...