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...

By Evan Lenow On Monday afternoon, I boarded a bus at my church and traveled to the state capitol building in Austin, Texas to attend the Stand4Life rally. Texas has been in the spotlight recently for the pro-life legislation that has been making its way through the state legislature. The proposed bill would ban abortion...

By Trillia Newbell The word activism may bring visions of a mob holding protest signs and chanting messages to onlookers. Though there may be a place for that, Daniel Darling, author of Activist Faith: From Him and For Him (Navpress, July 15), has a desire for Christians to be much more hands-on.   Darling, 35 of...

by Jeremy Dys For two millennia, it has stood at the apex of human relationships. Every culture has witnessed it and added their own cultural significance to how it is conducted. It has been celebrated and lampooned, but it has survived. It has received the blessing of both Church and State. In recent decades, it...

by Steve Watters The cover story of the June issue of The Atlantic is a poke in the eye of heterosexual marriage. It’s titled “The Gay Guide to Wedded Bliss” and it’s teased like this: “Research finds that same-sex unions are happier than heterosexual marriages. What can gay and lesbian couples teach straight ones about...