By Katy Talento for Townhall When I served as a White House health advisor, I invited a group of large employers to come describe the challenges company health plans faced. The top complaint? An obscure type of middleman that’s part of every…

By Art Ally for Timothy Plan Americans are reeling under an inflation rate now estimated at nearly 10 percent. This not only reduces the value of people’s earnings and savings but also violates the biblical principle of sound money. The Bible contains more…

By James Spencer for TOWNHALL People on both sides of the political sphere claim that the First Amendment — which guarantees freedoms concerning religion, expression, assembly, and the right to petition — is being taken away or misappropriated somehow. Yet, as we worry…

By Sarah Freymuth for The Christian Post It’s the greatest feeling in the world when we make a team, get selected as captain or hit any milestone worth celebrating. We revel in knowing we’re seen and chosen. As we’ve been invited to…

By Dr. James Spencer for The Western Journal What we point people to is just as important as what we point them away from. As President Joe Biden uses biblical language (“image of God”) to justify his position on the trans movement…

By Dan Britton for The Christian Post Over the years, I have read, memorized and written hundreds of prayers. One of these prayers has powerfully transformed my life. I usually utter it dozens of times throughout the day — most of the…

By Sheri Few for The Washington Times The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has dominated the media’s attention, even while there was another opinion released at the end of the court’s term with far-reaching implications. This other opinion has received less…

By Sheri Few for THE WASHINGTON TIMES The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has dominated the media’s attention, even while there was another opinion released at the end of the court’s term with far-reaching implications. This other opinion has received…

By Dr. James Spencer for Charisma Media In the wake of the latest shooting in Uvalde, Texas, many Christian leaders have called for Christians to pray. For some, prayer has become an empty ritual that conveys a sense of apathy and detachment.…

By James Spencer for The Christian Post What if we no longer understand what the word “Christian” means? I’ve been working with Christian institutions for almost 20 years. Despite their differences, each institution would describe itself as “Christian,” but this description doesn’t…

By Sarah Freymuth for The Christian Post We live in a world where perfection is demanded daily. Whether it’s an important championship for your team, a presentation at work, an assignment at school, or even maintaining your home and family life –…

By Sarah Freymuth for The Christian Post We like to be chosen. When we try out for a team, our eyes long to find our name on the final roster. In gym class, we like to be one of the top people…

By Patti Garibay for Charisma News Mother's Day—a day celebrated annually in the United States on the second Sunday of May. Starting after the death of her beloved mother in 1905, Anna Jarvis conceived of Mother's Day as a way of honoring…

By Maureen Mackey for FOXNews.com Some families across the country are reconsidering their previously Disney-friendly stance in their homes or their lives — including the movies, the streaming service, the theme parks and other offerings from the entertainment and media conglomerate.  That's partly because…

By Katy Talento for Townhall.com Somewhere in East Asia, a man walks into a brothel. It’s a place of human slavery and degradation. This man has his eye on a certain teenager, although his reasons might surprise you as much as they…

By Katy Talento for TOWNHALL Somewhere in East Asia, a man walks into a brothel. It’s a place of human slavery and degradation. This man has his eye on a certain teenager, although his reasons might surprise you as much as they are…

By Dan Britton for The Christian Post My college lacrosse coach loved to work over the officials during our games. He stayed on them from the first whistle to the last. When it came to this “gift” of his, my teammates and…

By Sarah Freymuth for The Christian Post Our team allegiances can run deep. If you’re a die-hard Green Bay Packers fan, you might bristle when you run into someone who supports the Chicago Bears because the rivalry goes back decades. We’re quick…

By Dr. James Spencer for The Western Journal In “The Social Dilemma,” Jaron Lanier, “founding father” of virtual reality, suggests, “It’s the gradual, slight, imperceptible change in your own behavior and perception that is the product. … Changing what you do, how…

By Katy Talento for Townhall.com Most people using hospital services must sign a form indicating that they will pay whatever their health insurance doesn’t. Federal transparency rules can help defend us against the consequence of that signature. Federal price transparency rules require…

By Dan Celia for Newsmax Finance Timothy Plan, a group of faith-based mutual funds, recently reached the $2 billion mark in investments. Their pro-life, pro-family, pro-God approach to investing is aimed at not only benefitting the investor but our culture at large. This…

By James Spencer for The Christian Post As lawmakers discuss the regulation of social media, algorithms have rightly become a focal point. Algorithms are crucial to the business models used by ad-based digital platforms. In part, algorithms are important because they allow social media platforms and search…

By Selwyn Duke for TheNewAmerican.com. “Male and female He created them,” Genesis tells us. It’s news so old — nay, timeless — that we don’t even call it history. But with sexual devolutionaries calling it myth and saying “sex” is “gender” and…

Dan Celia for Newsmax.com Jerome Powell, Chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, warned last week that the new Covid-19 variant, Omicron, could exacerbate the supply-chain disruptions and possibly lead U.S. inflation to its highest level in 30 years. Our Federal Reserve would…