Heroes in Plain Sight: What a Teen Lifeguard Can Teach Us About Real Heroism
We are currently in awe of a 16-year-old lifeguard in California who was filmed holding tightly to a struggling, overwhelmed…
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The Names That Stick, and the Name God Gives Instead
Remember when Mom and Dad taught us this rebuttal to harsh teasing? “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” The truth is, sticks and stones do…
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Anchored Not Impulsive: A Framework for Cultivating Spiritual Disciplines
My dog Bayley is a six-pound spunky Yorkshire terrier. That means he is ferociously competitive and confident when it comes…
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What Does Renewal Through Brokenness Really Look Like?
There is, sometimes in our experience, a place of despair — somewhere between the overwhelming circumstances of life and our…
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Did Christian Faith Shape America’s Founding?
As the nation marks 250 years of independence, a new documentary is asking a question that still stirs debate in…
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By Dawn’s Early Light Film: Regent voices help illuminate America’s fight for faith and freedom.
As America commemorates 250 years of its rich history and heritage, a powerful new documentary is reminding viewers that the…
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Colbert, Bargatze, and the Question Every Christian Should Be Ready to Answer
In May, late-night television took a hit as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ended after an eleven-year run. CBS’s…
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Our Infinite and Intimate God: How Size Reveals God’s Power and Personal Care
Many years ago, as I was sharing the gospel with my friend Steve, he made a comment I’ve never forgotten….
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Cherish the Golden Goose: Why the Church Should Celebrate Entrepreneurs
As spring returns to our hemisphere, a wide variety of bird species are making their journeys northward, leaving the warmer…
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Faith | Recent Stories | War
War is Not Hell; Hell is Much Worse
In September 1864, General William Tecumseh Sherman led the fierce destruction of Atlanta during the Civil War (Geib, 2026). Despite pleas…
