During Covid, something G. K. Chesterton said kept coming to mind. I think it helped give me the courage of my convictions.

For a small but growing group of folks, a post-Christian age doesn’t squelch religious impulses. It intensifies them.

Protestant pastors in America report high stress and burnout. Is some of this the result of trying to squeeze blood from a turnip?

On this holiday weekend America commemorates its war for freedom. But American Christianity would be wise to recall why the British lost that war.

Publishers often ask writers to put flesh on the bones—to detail just how the writer will tackle the subject. Here’s how American churches can put flesh on the bones.

Life’s full of surprises. For example, some folks will be surprised to learn which churches are the best candidate for renewal.

It’s best to renovate homes with good bones. It the same with churches.

It figures: Our bodies, especially our sexuality, tell God’s story + we live in a dis-enchanted world = sexual disenchantment. But this equation is promising.

Both President Biden and Republican Senator Marco Rubio subscribe to “common-good capitalism.” What then is preventing it from being our reigning model of capitalism?

A Force Quit might be one of the good things that occurred in Covid-19.