Jesus and Socialism: What Does the Bible Say?
As a Christian economist, I frequently encounter discussions about biblical economics.[1] No passage states what a Godly economy is, but…
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Psalm 23: An Old Prayer for Your New Year
With the start of the new year, many of us were reminded how inadequate we were in 2025. A wave…
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Did the Founders Create a Christian Nation? Dr. Mark David Hall Breaks Down the Debate and America’s Faith Roots
From the Washington Times, Mark David Hall, Regent University Faculty and Scholar, tackles one of the most polarizing terms in…
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America’s New Religious Liberty Rankings Reveal a Sobering Divide Among the States
First Liberty Institute has released its newest edition of Religious Liberty in the States (RLS), a comprehensive index that evaluates…
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The Economic Consequences of the Election: New York City Edition
Some terms are overused, especially in politics. Fascist is one. Socialist is another. I could spend much time detailing all…
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Precious in the Sight of the Lord is the Death of His Saints
Psalm 116:15 helps to explain why the death of God’s saints, His called and chosen ones, is so precious to…
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When You’re Not the Visionary: Recognizing How Your Unique Gifts Benefit the Institution
Our faculty met this morning to discuss Regent’s Common Read, We Believe. The chapter explored was Chapter 3, which focuses…
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The Economic Consequences of the 2025 Election: Virginia Edition
On November 4, Virginia voters (my home state) gave the Democratic Party decisive victories across the commonwealth, and elections have…
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Redemptive Leadership: Offering Second Chances in the Workplace
Jim Dahl purchased a small neighborhood bakery in Milwaukie OR in 1955. The bakery served as a place of employment…
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Boredom isn’t just good for you; it is necessary for your mental, physical, and spiritual well-being.
Smartphones and social media are harming the minds of children and teens. This is a true statement, and a lot…
