Posts

Immigration Policy Should Not Be Tied to Identity Politics – Lessons from a Coverup

Editorial note: This article contains discussions of sensitive topics related to sexual abuse, which some readers may find upsetting. Please read with discretion. After spending days defending the H-1B visa recipients he had hired and relied upon in his own businesses, Elon Musk suddenly moved on to a new topic: migrant ...

Read More
election day voted christian

Jesus is Certifiably King

The American Empire just completed another election season, and is certifying the presidential election today. Christians were encouraged to vote. Sometimes we were encouraged to vote for (or against) certain candidates and issues. At other times, the encouragement was more open-ended. The reactions of Progressive Christians ranged from disappointment to ...

Read More
Golden numbers 2025 with gold stars on dark background. New Year greeting card

Starting 2025 Strong with LCI

Thank You for Helping Us Exceed Our $15,000 Matching Challenge! As we step into 2025 with excitement and purpose, we want to pause and express our deepest gratitude to each and every LCI supporter around the world. Thanks to your incredible generosity, you didn’t just meet our $15,000 matching challenge ...

Read More
Drawn scales with empty cups on chalkboard

Balancing Liberty: Purity vs. Pragmatism

This recent election has stoked the fires of libertarian discourse to new highs. One side of the movement thinks the other is selling out principles for what amounts to be promises that will most assuredly not be kept. The other side believes many libertarians are ideologically possessed, and more concerned ...

Read More

Christ’s Kingship in a Politically Divided World

Author Note: The following article is copied, with slight modifications, from an article I wrote for my church blog. I didn’t use the words “libertarian” or “anarchy” in this, because I wanted to make these arguments free from baggage of what those terms might invoke in people’s minds. My hope ...

Read More

The Incarnation of the Prince of Peace

The fourth century church father Athanasius’ On the Incarnation is a Christian classic, read widely by Catholics, Protestants, and Eastern Orthodox alike. In it, the bishop and theologian makes his case for why the incarnation–the act of God the Son taking on humanity–was necessary for our salvation. In this work, ...

Read More

Privacy for Sale

Edward Snowden’s name will always be associated with one defining act—blowing the whistle on the United States government’s mass surveillance program. At the time of this writing, he is still living in exile after releasing classified documents to the press in 2013 proving that these intrusive government programs existed. Some ...

Read More

Democracy Inevitably Leads to Totalitarianism

America, the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave, was on its way to self-destruction the moment it began. This is not the fault of the left, of CNN, of PBS, of government education, nor does the issue lie with the Republican Party or Fox News. The problem ...

Read More

Submit to the Authorities? What 1 Peter 2:13-17 Claims About Political Power

The Problem with Romans 13 Romans 13:1-7 is one of the most difficult passages in the New Testament. For starters, there is a long and convoluted interpretive history of not only this single, isolated teaching in Romans but of Paul’s letter as a whole. In my judgment, Romans is by ...

Read More

Choice: Why Many Feel Voting Doesn’t Matter

What comes to mind when we think about choice? Around this time, every other year, we think of voting as a choice. But is it really? For a lot of people the apathy about voting, I think, is fueled by disgust and the sense that a voter’s vote doesn’t count. ...

Read More

Join our Mailing list!

Sign up and receive updates any day we publish a new article or podcast episode!

Join Our Mailing List

Name(Required)
Email(Required)