"Sean DeMars recently wrote an article for The Gospel Coalition about why he went from loving Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) to being deeply concerned about its morality."

"Between 1987 and 2015, approximately one million children were born through the use of IVF or other reproductive technologies averaging about 62,000 children per year. Seeking to fulfill the desire to have children is laudable impulse though the means have come into question."

"The United States possess 3% of the world’s population and 20% of the world’s prisoners. There are more people in prison in the U.S. per 100,000 people than under authoritative regimes like China and Russia."

"Any reasonable person knows that disarming a law obeying populace will only leave the criminals armed. That argument does not need to be repeated again here. Any person who is set on trading his life for another can accomplish it with or without guns."

"Do racial issues warrant being spoken about in the same breath as a baby torn apart in his or her mother’s womb?
​I’m not convinced they do."

"I want to stand with thousands of others and imagine a nation where abortion is as foreign a concept as chattel slavery. A scar in the history of our nation, no doubt, but one we will one day be healing from and no longer afflicted by."

"Having sensed that language needs to change, other evangelicals have offered a variety of excellent alternatives in the life arena, including “comprehensibly pro-life,” “pro-abundant-life,” “holistically pro-life” and “consistently pro-life.” 

Wilberforce and some of his allies in Parliament focused their efforts not on ending slavery per se, but on ending the slave trade. They received hundreds of parliamentary petitions against the slave trade in 1788 and the years following."

"Paul actually gives some of the most powerful theology condemning the first century's system of slavery. Even if there first appears to be no hope or prayer that Philemon is a book that would bring a wicked system like slavery to its knees, it is. How, you ask?"

"That is what the presidential race sells in many ways. The new president is our Messiah, and his promises will bring about heaven on earth . . . right? "

This article argues that America’s institutions and moral assumptions continue to rely on truths inherited from the Christian worldview. From the Constitution’s understanding of human sinfulness to society’s lingering moral standards, America is living on borrowed capital while rejecting the God who supplies truth, order, and grace.