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The Altar Is Ready-Are We Closer To Renewed Temple Sacrifices Than Most Realize?
For generations, Christians watching developments in Israel have assumed that one enormous event must occur before biblical sacrifices can return to Jerusalem: the Third Temple must first be built. But what if that assumption is wrong?
Hungary Is A Warning: What Will Survive The Post-Trump Reckoning?
Viktor Orbán spent 16 years building a political system in Hungary that many assumed would outlive him. It took his successors only months to begin tearing major pieces of it apart.
When Calling Sin 'Sin' Becomes Hate Speech
What happens when a culture increasingly decides that calling certain behaviors sinful is itself harmful--and government begins requiring employers to train workers to recognize and confront speech it considers hateful? California may be giving us an early glimpse.
What Are They Teaching Teachers These Days?
According to a new report, grad programs generally promote "dogmas grounded in progressive and critical theory frameworks rather than exposing prospective teachers to intellectually diverse ideas and training them in pragmatic instruction and classroom management methods."
AI Is Learning To Make Moral Choices - But Whose Morality Will It Follow?
The emerging generation of AI agents is increasingly being designed not merely to follow commands, but to evaluate them. Developers want AI to recognize harmful requests, exercise judgment and sometimes refuse to do what a human asks. That sounds reassuring - until we ask the question that may define the next stage of the AI revolution: What happens when the machine decides it knows better than the human giving the order?
Leftists Try To Change Their Language, But Not Their Policies
Some progressive politicians have awoken to the fact that their far-left language is hurting them with voters. Now, the Left wants to change what it says without changing what it means.
A Generation Drowning In Content Is Searching For Something More
They are the most connected generation in human history. And yet, beneath the endless scrolling, something else appears to be happening. Young people are still asking questions about God.
From The Ends Of The Earth: Israel's Unlikely Christian Allies In The Pacific
Scattered across the Pacific Ocean are some of the smallest nations on earth. They possess little military power, limited economic influence and populations smaller than many American cities. Yet some have emerged as remarkably steadfast friends of Israel.
67 Minutes To Blame The Jews: The Flydubai Incident And The Online Mob
I went looking through social media after the flydubai incident with a fairly simple question: what really happened? It didn't take long before I discovered something almost as disturbing as the conspiracy theories themselves.
The Global Pressure Cooker: War, Energy, Food And Economic Crisis
As diplomacy falters and tensions rise from the Middle East to Europe, several major global crises appear to be converging at once - and the months ahead could test the world in ways few are prepared for.
Suicide Among Teen Girls Is Rising
Our culture tells young people, especially girls immersed in social media, that they must construct their own identity, secure the approval of others, and find their value in appearance, achievement, or online attention.
Rise in Single, Disengaged Men Marks 'Spiritual Battle'
A dramatic rise in unmarried men is cause for concern, warned Christian apologist Dr. Sean McDowell. "At its core, we have a spiritual battle that's taking place. People have believed lies -- in particular men -- that their happiness and meaning and purpose that men are built to yearn for is going to be found somewhere else than in family."
