Supreme Court Grants Tax Exemption to Catholic Charity A recent ruling by the nation’s highest court has determined that a Catholic charitable organization is not required to pay unemployment taxes in Wisconsin. This decision is part of a series of cases this term that explore the boundaries of religious rights and related fiscal obligations. The … Read more
Scriptural Lessons in a Digital Age An ancient passage vividly describes a scene where, by a window, one observes a youth wandering the streets at night and encountering a woman. In earlier times, such encounters unfolded on literal street corners. Today, however, the modern equivalent is found online—the digital realm has become the new meeting … Read more
Silicon Valley’s Intriguing New Approach In recent times, some influential figures from the technology epicenter appear to be drawing inspiration from spiritual teachings, particularly those associated with Jesus. This unexpected trend suggests that the quest for wealth and power might now be intertwined with a renewed focus on faith. Merging Spiritual Wisdom and Modern Ambition … Read more
Modernity and the Evolution of Faith Contrary to expectations that modern advancements might erode deep-rooted beliefs, contemporary society has instead enhanced some of the most striking displays of faith. Rather than diminishing religious fervor, modern life has played a role in fueling and amplifying its more dramatic expressions. The Paradox of Progress Many assume that … Read more
Introduction This article recounts an insightful conversation focused on the remarkable life, enduring work, and distinctive wit of a renowned moral philosopher. The discussion weaves together personal reminiscences and thoughtful reflections, shedding light on how this influential thinker shaped debates in ethics and practical philosophy. Early Life and Influences The dialogue opens with memories of … Read more
Divided on Tithing Dear reader, thank you for reaching out with your heartfelt concerns. When everyday expenses, debts, and financial commitments take center stage, it isn’t unusual for couples to clash over how much to give to their church. One partner may feel that postponing charitable contributions until debts are cleared amounts to withholding honor … Read more
Wounded on the Battlefield A few weeks ago, I reached a turning point in 2024 when I discovered that I no longer felt the passion for pastoring that I once did. Reflecting on my journey, it wasn’t so much the pressures or stress that led me here, but rather a deep sense of discouragement that … Read more
Violence and Antisemitism in America An incident in Boulder, Colorado, sharply illustrates the deepening moral crisis in our nation—a crisis marked by a resurgence of antisemitism. In Boulder, demonstrators calling for the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza were attacked during a peaceful rally. Among those targeted were members of the Jewish community, including … Read more
Nigerian President Pressured to Declare Military Emergency Amid Rising Violence A leading legal figure has called on the Nigerian president to institute a military emergency after Fulani herdsmen recently attacked predominantly Christian communities in Benue state. Over the past two weeks, the violence has claimed the lives of at least 86 people, with 46 of … Read more
Ministries Unite to Deliver Scriptures to Disabled Children in Multiple Languages A new collaboration between two leading international Christian ministries is set to distribute more than 87,000 Bibles in 22 different languages to families receiving free surgical care at children’s hospitals across Africa and the Philippines. This initiative is a joint effort by the Christian … Read more