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Only 35% approve of Trump’s handling of immigration

PRRI’S large new survey covers a lot of ground related to immigration, including support for how President Donald Trump’s second administration is handling immigration, the aggressive tactics of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, the construction of internment camps and due…

Trump’s EEOC targets businesses that required COVID vaccines

The Trump administration is using the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to punish businesses that required employees to get COVID vaccinations in order to protect public health. These actions appear to be inspired by the vaccine denialism of Robert F. Kennedy…

Trusting God in uncertainty

There are days during Lent that feel less like prayer and more like hanging on. Days when hope feels distant, faith feels shaky and the waiting feels endless. Sometimes it’s not just our own personal lives that feel heavy —…

A very Baptist identity crisis

When I was in my late teens, the Soul Survivor summer festival craze was in full swing, and for several years I attended with friends and church groups — often also participating in the New Wine conferences to combine and…

Why Good Friday matters as much as Resurrection Sunday

Long ago, Liz was visiting a historic Roman Catholic church in Argentina when her companion paused in front of a carving of Christ on the Cross. “This is how we evangelicals are different from Catholics,” he said. “We don’t have…

Apocalypse Now and our heart of darkness

Every morning, we awaken to a new moral outrage from our president. It is hard to keep our equilibrium. Today, after his oil blockade of Cuba has caused a complete breakdown of the energy grid of the whole island, he…

Donald Trump is the most despised person in America

“Trump made me an activist,” 62-year-old disabled veteran John Mena told the Washington Post Saturday. Mena, who was born in Ecuador but grew up in the United States, showed up Saturday for a No Kings rally near Los Angeles City…

End times obsessions: Why John’s Revelation is worth the trouble

Historically, a feature that often shows up for some people during troubled eras is an increasing obsession with predictions regarding the “end times,” or events surrounding the end of the world. In our current difficulties and hard times, this concern…

Machismo culture and fear of threatening the movement

Last week, The New York Times published an investigation uncovering at least five instances of sexual abuse committed against girls and women by César Chávez, an influential Latino leader in the farmworkers labor justice movement. According to interviews from 60…

Nobody dislikes Southern Baptists more than Al Mohler

Trump EEOC claims more religious discrimination on vaccine mandates

What I wish Christians knew about Sharia Law

On telling a brother he is going to hell

Only 35% approve of Trump’s handling of immigration

Trump’s EEOC targets businesses that required COVID vaccines

Trusting God in uncertainty

A very Baptist identity crisis

Why Good Friday matters as much as Resurrection Sunday

Apocalypse Now and our heart of darkness

Donald Trump is the most despised person in America

End times obsessions: Why John’s Revelation is worth the trouble

Machismo culture and fear of threatening the movement

How to write an obituary

In conversation with Tia Levings

‘Why would anyone want to trade religious liberty for oppression?’

Prayer Never Disappeared From Public Schools — But New Laws Could Change Its Role

Pope Leo has initiated the conversation Black Catholics have been waiting for

As reports of anti-Christian incidents in Israel increase, advocates press police to act

The Arc de Trump is Worse Than You Think

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Nobody dislikes Southern Baptists more than Al Mohler

Trump EEOC claims more religious discrimination on vaccine mandates

What I wish Christians knew about Sharia Law

On telling a brother he is going to hell