by Tyler Tankersley | Feb 6, 2026 | Opinion
When Eugene Peterson was serving as a pastor in New York City, the church’s janitor was a man named Willi Ossa. Willi carried a deep suspicion of churches and Christians. A German by birth, he had watched his childhood pastor become an ardent Nazi and witnessed...
by Grace Ji-Sun Kim | Feb 4, 2026 | Opinion
I turn on the news or scroll through social media and see one tragedy after another. People continue to die in Gaza, Ukraine, and countless other parts of the world. Hunger, homelessness, and poverty persist. Clean water remains inaccessible to over 2 billion people...
by Mitch Randall | Jan 30, 2026 | Opinion
The United States is trying to survive two ice storms this week. A major winter storm moved through much of the country, leaving behind heavy snow and ice from Arizona to Maine. Arctic temperatures settled in behind the front, sending thermometers near or below zero...
by Donald E. Williams | Jan 30, 2026 | Opinion
ICE agents are descending on American cities with a level of brutality and lawlessness unprecedented in American history. Immigrants and Americans alike are dying at the hands of agents who act more like violent thugs than federal officers. What is driving this...
by Sean Palmer | Jan 29, 2026 | Opinion
Editor’s Note: The following is the first in a series of columns on faith and film from Sean Palmer, leading up to the Oscars ceremony on March 15. With shaking hands and jittering feet, she sat there, worried. Like every other potential victor, she harbored hope but...
