The Briefing: The LGBTQ revolution, Gender Dysphoria in American Academia, and Indian Law
Is an uptick in girls claiming gender dysphoria fueled by social contagion? And LGBTQ questions meet obscure answers in India's Supreme Court.
5 Minutes in Church History: Memoir & Remains of Robert Murray M’Cheyne
Dr. Stephen Nichols asks Dr. Sinclair Ferguson to share his favorite figure from Scottish church history - a man known for many great things including his annual Bible reading plan.
BreakPoint: Chicago Violence – Rahm Emanuel Calls for Morals, and Progressives Call for His Resignation
More money and more education can’t solve what are, at heart, problems of the heart. But in some cities, you can’t even say that.
First Liberty Briefing: Can the Bible be taught in Public Schools?
Can the Bible be taught in Public Schools? The Bible is worthy of study for its literary and historic qualities. When presented objectively as part of a secular program of education, it may not be effected consistently with the First Amendment.
5 Minutes in Church History: Henry VIII’s Last Wife
Henry VIII’s Last Wife | Catherine Parr, Henry’s sixth and final wife, published two amazing books on Christian living, confession and humility.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Life of Bunyan
The Life of Bunyan | When we think of John Bunyan, we usually think of The Pilgrim’s Progress. But he actually wrote many influential books.
First Liberty Briefing: Hosting Religious Clubs in a School is Nothing to Be Concerned About
Hosting Religious Clubs in a School is Nothing to Be Concerned About | It violates the Constitution to treat religious clubs differently from other clubs.
First Liberty Briefing: Florida Legislature Shows Respect for the Religious Liberty Within Its Schools
Florida Legislature Shows Respect for the Religious Liberty Within Its Schools | The vigilant protection of constitutional freedoms is nowhere more vital than in the community of American schools.
BreakPoint: Transgender Fury – So Much for Civil Discourse
Transgender Fury - So Much for Civil Discourse | Outrage is not a strategy. So don’t join the fury that often takes the place of discourse. Instead, exercise self-control (a fruit of the Spirit), and keep truth at the forefront, while engaging in conversation and debate.
First Liberty Briefing: How the Declaration of Independence Gave us Religious Freedom
How the Declaration of Independence Gave us Religious Freedom | Our forefathers paid a high price for our liberty – not merely the right to be free from oppression, but to be free to speak openly, exercise our faith, and live our lives according to our most deeply cherished beliefs.