... We are almost three years past the beginning of the pandemic...But instead of a “return to normal”, more shortages are on the way.  And in some cases, they could even be life threatening.

We now have it from Pfizer itself: when the vaccines were launched, it was known that they would not protect from the spread of infection. And yet, millions of people have taken the vaccine, mainly because...

Evolution has difficulty explaining the similarities in gene distribution and sequences in unrelated groups of organisms. Doppelganger genes are genes that are highly homologous to one another but are found...

...Over the last two decades, close to 30,000 Belgians have been euthanized. Almost twenty percent of euthanasia deaths last year were individuals not expected to die soon naturally.

...Today many schools that profess Evangelical Protestant beliefs are straddling an ever-widening chasm between the convictions they claim and the policies they practice.

...I would like to make five observations on pastoral salaries to help non-pastors get a better sense of some of the challenges pastors face and perhaps to make changes to better support their pastor.  

...But the Ingratitude Industry is not confined to erstwhile religious types...It seems to me odd, therefore, that so many Americans are obviously and vocally ungrateful for their country.

A lot can happen in fifty years. The drag queen phenomena – nowhere on people’s radar – has now become mainstream.  How did we arrive at the point that men – dressing up as women – are allowed to...

..."A quarter of Gen Z say they ‘have very little tolerance for people with beliefs that they disagree with.’ They don’t believe in unrestrained free speech, nearly half agreeing that ‘some deserve to be canceled.’”

The church’s character is shown by how it treats widows and orphans. Here are seven tips for caring for widows in your church.

In the American midterm elections this week, five states—California, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, and Vermont—held referendums on abortion issues, with tragic outcomes.

Politicians did a lot of things because they were sure it would help flatten the curb of COVID-19 during early 2020 through current day. Sadly, it was all guess work, and we were all test subjects.

Social media isn’t all bad. It is, believe it or not, possible to have at least a semi-healthy, somewhat-disciplined relationship with social media. At least I think it is.

Our love for our brothers and sisters in the church should matter more than political opinions...

How strange for a politician who depends on the conservative Christian vote to ridicule an opponent as “sanctimonious.”...In his ridicule of DeSantis, maybe Trump has exposed his own soul.

When sex is a market commodity, it plays by market rules.

...The church should be leading in service to the abused. Why? Precisely because of who and what the church is. The identity of the church is not a liability but our greatest strength and advantage.