First Liberty Briefing: Hostility to Religion is Undeniable
In the past year, the total number of documented attacks on religious liberty has increased by over 15 percent. Religious hostility in America does not discriminate. But, there is hope.
BreakPoint: News You Can Really Use – What’s True, What’s False, and What a Christian Can Do
Through the Scriptures, we can understand the difference between good ideas and bad ideas and worthy news versus fake news.
First Liberty Briefing: Taxism Is Not a Religion, and We Still Have to Pay Taxes
One litigant argues that the tax code creates the new religion of “taxism” in violation of the First Amendment.
BreakPoint: The Snout-Weevil’s Colors – Mimicking God’s Art and Engineering
If human engineers could ever mimic this mechanism, it could have applications in electronic displays, more efficient fiber optics, more vivid paints, and even cosmetics.
The Briefing: Divided Government, Congress’ Worldview, and How We Are All Affected
We live in an era of divided government and, as Christians understand, an era of demonstrated worldview divide. And it turns out that worldview means everything.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Nine Heroes
Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to nine larger-than-life figures and the medieval tapestries that celebrate them.
First Liberty Briefing: Could the ACLU be the New Scrooge?
In 1991 the ACLU sent the Milwaukee police department a letter threatening to sue at Christmas because the police had an informal practice of not serving evictions on Christmas day.
First Liberty Briefing: State Senator Under Fire for Ringing Salvation Army Bell
The Constitution protects the right of every citizen, elected or not, to serve the charity or house of worship of his choice.
BreakPoint: Love Came Down at Christmas – Drawing Closer to the Mystery
The intersection between art and faith in the work of Christina Rossetti is best illustrated in two poems of hers that were eventually set to music and became beloved Christmas carols.
The Art of Relationships: Building A Marriage While Building The Fairly OddParents, part II
When you die to yourself and you make it about your kids and your spouse, that's when the fruit will come back. It may take a while for the seeds of life to break soil and grow, but the fruit will come.