John Stonestreet and Timothy D. Padgett

Voices Contributors

Getting Creative With Education: Outsourcing Is Not an Option

There are many good public schools and many dedicated Christian teachers in those schools who deserve our support. But it's also clear that current trends don't bode well for public education in America. So perhaps it's time for the historic Christian commitment to creativity in education to make a comeback.

Getting Creative With Education: Outsourcing Is Not an Option

#MeToo: Human Dignity, Sexual Morality and Christian Responsibility

The curtain is being lifted on sexual predation. That's good. And it reveals why we cannot abandon Christianity's liberating vision of human sexuality. With the exception of a few highborn women, Roman women were often treated worse than Roman cattle. Even upper-class women were little more than possessions. Into this world came Christianity.

#MeToo: Human Dignity, Sexual Morality and Christian Responsibility

The HHS Mandate Rolled Back: Good News, Still More Work to Do

A definitively more substantial step was taken by the Trump administration to protect the rights of conscience. And once again, I'm grateful. And yet again, I offer a reminder that at most, this is a temporary reprieve, not a victory.

The HHS Mandate Rolled Back: Good News, Still More Work to Do

Religious Freedom Cases Stacking Up

Court cases across the country continue to point to the big showdown coming soon at the Supreme Court. In the ongoing legal battles over religious freedom, there are advances and setback.

Religious Freedom Cases Stacking Up

Bring Your Bible (Back) to School

Today, the Bible, which laid the foundation for modern science, political freedom, and Western culture, is seen as unacceptable in American education.

Bring Your Bible (Back) to School

Mourning in the Wake of Las Vegas: Weeping for the Suffering, Calling Evil by Name

In today's politically divided landscape, we're tempted to simply retreat to a standard list of explanations to try to explain what happened or to assign blame—like on guns or mental illness or "them"—i.e. those that are across the political or religious aisle from us. But this gut level response misses the core issue at hand.

Mourning in the Wake of Las Vegas: Weeping for the Suffering, Calling Evil by Name