Guest Commentary

When 14-year-old Royal Cuthrun stopped to help an elderly woman wandering in dangerous Arizona heat, his quick compassion may have saved her life. This article reflects on the Good Samaritan, loving your neighbor, and how Christians can slow down in an age of hurry long enough to see, serve, and respond with the compassion of Jesus.

Jordan is already launching ambitious preparations for 2030, marking the second millennium of Jesus Christ's baptism at Al-Maghtas, with a high-level committee planning extensive celebrations and infrastructure developments.

After two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela and rescuers pulled a security guard alive from the rubble eight days later, Christians are reminded how fragile life can be. This article reflects on Psalm 46, the Good Samaritan, end-times speculation, and the call to comfort others with the compassion and hope of Christ.

As Congress considers permanent daylight saving time, Christians have an opportunity to think carefully about time, rest, safety, and neighbor-love. This article reflects on what it means to number our days wisely, honor God-given rhythms, and consider how later sunsets and darker mornings may affect children, families, farmers, workers, and communities.

Eleven-year-old Ashton Meyer started a trash-bin-cleaning business by knocking on doors, risking rejection, and doing work most people would rather avoid. His story reminds Christians that courage is often formed through ordinary work, small faithfulness, humble service, and the willingness to keep going after hearing no.

A village in Ghana’s cocoa belt shows how planting and protecting trees can restore more than forests; it can help provide clean water, dignity, and hope for families. This article reflects on the Golden Rule, creation care, and how Christians can love their neighbors through small, faithful acts that trust God to bring the growth.

Once a familiar face in Hollywood blockbusters, actor Stephen Baldwin made a surprising pivot from mainstream cinema to dedicate his career to faith-based projects, publicly embracing a life far removed from blockbuster fame.

A Kurdish Baptist pastor recently faced a two-week detention in Syria for practicing his faith, shining a light on the severe persecution confronting evangelists in the region.

A recent multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak reminds us how quickly an ordinary meal can become a source of illness, uncertainty, and disrupted plans. This article reflects on Jesus’ teaching about worry, the fragility of everyday life, and the quiet daily mercies God provides through food, clean water, health, community, and His faithful care.

Patriots star quarterback Drake Maye offers a compelling look into how his profound Christian faith isn't just a personal belief, but the foundational purpose driving his life both on and off the field.

A viral debate questions whether integrating faith into social media's 'chic' trends elevates sacred practices or diminishes their reverence. This article offers a compelling counter-perspective, exploring how embracing modern platforms can authentically invite others toward Christ without succumbing to condemnation or conformity.

The World Health Organization warns that global cancer cases could nearly double by 2050, a sobering reminder of life’s fragility and the suffering that touches so many families. This article reflects on how Christians can respond with compassion, prayer, practical care, and hope in Christ, the Great Healer who promises full restoration in the life to come.

Former Vice President Mike Pence is embarking on a new chapter, joining Colorado Christian University as a Visiting Faculty Member to impart his unique insights on democracy, leadership and public policy.

Minnesota’s new AI nudification law and xAI’s First Amendment lawsuit raise complicated legal questions about speech, liability, and technology regulation. But this article argues that Christians must also ask a deeper moral question: when powerful tools create foreseeable harm, what responsibility do builders have to create guardrails, protect victims, and love their neighbors?

Vice President J.D. Vance candidly discusses his new memoir, “Communion,” offering an intimate exploration of his faith journey to Catholicism and the profound spiritual and intellectual influences that shaped his conversion.