A Desire to Have Faith – Daily Devotional
The Allure of the Unseen: Belief in the Extraordinary More than a century ago, the idea of a shark swimming through New York’s subway system seemed laughable—yet, during Hurricane Sandy, it sparked a wave of interest. During this tumultuous time, Senator Dick Durbin took part in debates about immigration policy, while unusual images circulated online, […]
Colorado Prostitution with No Penalties – Daily Devotional
proposed law From the Colorado State Legislature. This bill aims to decriminalize commercial sex acts between consenting adults across the state. It would remove the criminal offenses related to prostitution, including solicitation and maintaining a place for prostitution. If the bill is passed, Colorado would stand alongside Nevada as the only states to fully legalize […]
Guide a Child Early, Before the World Influences Them – Daily Devotional
Recently, a self-described “humanist and skeptic” aimed to challenge the notion that an atheistic universe can adequately explain the design of our world, particularly the intricacies of life. This individual shared their thoughts, but seemed to overlook some obvious flaws in their reasoning. For instance, questions arose: Who created the nails? Where did the containers […]
Understanding Hope and Its Importance – Daily Devotional
How long can a civilization last if it’s severed from its roots and, more crucially, from truth itself? This question lies at the core of the recent documentary “Truth Rising,” produced by Focus on the Family and the Colson Center for a Christian Worldview. Os Guinness, a prominent apologist and my co-host on this documentary, […]
The Epstein Files, Pagan Traditions, and Christian Values – Daily Devotional
Years ago, before the scandals surrounding Epstein, the #MeToo movement, and even the recognition of same-sex marriage, Dennis Prager, a talk show host and Jewish theologian, penned an article titled Jewish sexual revolution. In this piece, he portrayed a sexually liberated pagan world that often degraded women and children to fulfill male desires. Sexuality, he […]
Assessing “Faithful Presence” and Opting for Faithfulness Instead – Daily Devotional
In 2010, sociologist James Davison Hunter, who’s perhaps noted for popularizing the term “culture wars,” published a book titled To Change the World: The Ironies, Tragedies, and Possibilities of Christianity in the Early Modern World. This work ignited discussions, particularly among Christians, on the most effective ways to tackle cultural change. Hunter took aim at […]
Cultural Wonders and the Lasting Impact on Humanity – Daily Devotional
Weekend Events Reflect Cultural Clashes Last weekend saw two major events capturing global attention: the opening ceremonies of the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics and the debut Super Bowl in San Francisco. Both occasions highlighted a blend of culture and divided perspectives that seem to characterize modern times. This year’s Olympic ceremony was, thankfully, notably subdued […]
Adoption is Wonderful, Surrogacy is Not – Daily Devotional
The recent launch of a campaign called “Bigger” has stirred quite a debate. This initiative, backed by a mix of parents, students, researchers, and influencers, seeks to challenge the legality of same-sex marriage in the U.S. The statement accompanying the campaign has sparked varied reactions. Some folks are quick to dismiss the idea that children […]
Children Are More Important Than Our Wishes – Daily Devotional
Meghan Trainor Welcomes Baby via Surrogacy Recently, singer Meghan Trainor shared an emotional photo of herself in a hospital bed, holding her newborn baby and looking teary-eyed. Interestingly, the woman who gave birth was absent from the picture, as Trainor and her husband opted for a surrogate. This situation raises questions about societal views on […]
Trial of Pastor’s Son and the Situation in South Korea – Daily Devotional
Growing Concerns Over Religious Freedom in South Korea During last Sunday’s service at Saegero Church in Busan, South Korea, thousands of worshippers passionately sang, “All your life you have been faithful. All your life you have been very, very good…I sing of the mercy of God.” It’s remarkable how this congregation has expanded from about […]