Overview Recent research indicates that between 2010 and 2020, the number of Americans leaving Christianity outpaced those departing from any other religious group. While this trend represented a significant shift in the nation’s religious landscape, more recent surveys suggest that the rate of decline may be coming to a halt. Shifting Religious Affiliations Over the … Read more

Changing Faith: How Ohio Adults Are Redefining Their Religious Identities A recent study by a respected research organization has revealed that a significant portion of Ohio’s adult population no longer follows the religious traditions passed down by their parents. According to the survey, 36% of adults in Ohio have decided to embrace different faith perspectives … Read more

Overview of the Presbyterian Church in America Founded in 1973, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) pledges to remain “Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed Faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission.” Today, it stands as the largest conservative Reformed denomination in the United States. The PCA is committed to proclaiming salvation by … Read more

An Overview of Biblical Fatherhood and Church Opportunity Founded in 1973 with a commitment to upholding Scripture, the Reformed tradition, and the Great Commission, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) stands as the largest conservative Reformed denomination in the United States. With nearly 1,700 congregations and around 400,000 members, the PCA emphasizes salvation by faith … Read more

Editor’s Pick: 9 Books for Understanding Technology In a nod to the sci-fi classic The Terminator—the 1984 film by James Cameron featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger—one envisions a future where technology could one day rebel. While time-traveling machines remain a work of fiction, it is fascinating to consider how deeply technology has transformed our daily existence. We … Read more

Runoff Elections: More Crucial Than We Realize As Texas nears the conclusion of its runoff elections this year, it becomes clear that for many campaigns the real contest starts after the primary. Despite being pivotal in determining who ultimately serves in office, runoffs consistently draw the fewest voters. I learned this lesson firsthand in 2018. … Read more

Father’s Day: A Time to Reflect on Lasting Love Every child yearns not only for the security provided by a father but also for the deep, personal connection expressed through affirming words, warm embraces, and a reassuring presence. A father’s blessing is a cherished gift—one that carries both emotional and spiritual weight. In biblical times, … Read more

A Closer Look at the Mexican Flag Phenomenon During LA Protests Recent demonstrations in Los Angeles have been marked by an unexpected abundance of Mexican flags. This trend has raised eyebrows, as those taking part in the protests insist on their right to remain in the United States, leading many to wonder why they would … Read more

Nigeria: A Hotbed of Persecution Against Christians Reports of increasing persecution of Christians are emerging from every corner of the globe. It seems impossible to check the news or browse social media without encountering another account of believers facing harsh discrimination simply for their faith. Yet, what is unfolding in many regions far exceeds mere … Read more

A Father’s Journey Through Joy and Loss Father’s Day once came with a simple certainty: three children, each a unique source of pride and occasional worry. Today, as I sit quietly in our home in Israel, the meaning of fatherhood has grown profoundly complex. I find myself caught between celebrating a miracle and grieving an … Read more