I'm so happy that Seth Gruber's "The 1916 Project" is being made available on DailyWire+ TODAY. If you haven't seen it, you need to go watch. You can never unsee the history of the ideas that led us to where we are today in our culture's obsession with sex and death.

Hot take: The discussions between Christians on X would look a lot different if every one of us ensured we spent time in prayer and reading the Bible on any given day before we ever set foot on here.

This quote from my book When Culture Hates You states what should be obvious, and yet people make the claim all the time that “Jesus gave up his power on the cross, so we should give up our (political) power too.” That’s quite the non-sequitur.

It's hard to believe how many people on X are making judgments about whether Allie Beth Stuckey is prioritizing her family to the right degree given her speaking and her participation in Jubilee. As others have pointed out, that's between her and her husband, and these commenters

Tonight is the Family Research Council's Pray Vote Stand Summit, to be held at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills (Pastor Jack Hibbs' church). I'll be on a panel in the first session with Mike Winger and Katie Faust talking about how to communicate in a hostile culture (approximately 7:25 PST). If you'd

Grateful to see Take Back the Classroom featured in Natasha Crain's new book “When Culture Hates You.” She highlights TakeBackTheClassroom.com as a national resource to uncover & remove pornographic books from school libraries. Start here → 🔍 TakeBackTheClassroom.com

Can't wait for Unshaken Conference in southern California this Saturday! It's not too late to come if you're in the area. And don't forget we'll be in Dallas on November 8.

judd saul This is completely under-reported. Far more deadly than other conflicts that have received WAY more coverage. I wonder if our brothers and sisters in Nigeria are wondering -- WHERE ARE OUR CHRISTIAN FRIENDS? Why aren't they crying out for us? .Natasha Crain's podcast episode

Here's another reason why it's so important to contend for good theology. Bad theology hurts people, and in some cases, kills. youtu.be/Xuw2uXW5-To?si… Natasha Crain

I was recently asked at the end of a panel I was on what would be "one thing" people in the audience can/should do as a next step (we had just been talking about all the issues going on in culture from a biblical perspective and the need for Christian engagement). My answer was

The #SNAP (food stamps) program is in the news again because the program will likely be frozen on November 1 due to the government shutdown. An estimated 40+ million people will be affected. I say “again” because SNAP was the subject of much discussion between politically

If you're concerned about what's happening in Nigeria and don't know what to beleive. I urge you to listen to Natasha Crain's latest podcast with Judd Saul youtu.be/Xuw2uXW5-To?si…

Jen Hatmaker has been leading women for decades by presenting herself as a reliable guide for life. The truth is that she constantly changes, and her changes never seem to work out. Instead, women should put their hope and trust in the unchanging truths of God's Word. Make sure

Jen Hatmaker's new book Awake came out about a month ago and was an instant New York Times Bestseller. It's sold over 100,000 copies in just a few weeks. It's been in the Amazon top 10. It's a USA Today best seller. It's been featured by Oprah Daily. This book is everywhere.

I have a young friend of the family that has cancer--Gabriel is 15 years old-- and has one last chance for treatment. It's not covered by insurance. We've raised ecough for the first treatment and now need funds for the second. If you can help, please go here:

This morning, I was on Instagram and I saw a post that spoke positively about deconstructing your faith, with several authors tagged--authors who had helped with deconstruction in some way. One of the authors tagged was Emily P. Freeman. I think I audibly went, "Whoa!" I hadn't

A lot of people think politics is dividing families. I don't believe that's true in most cases. Worldviews drive political views, and it's the difference between worldviews themselves that's dividing families.

How did sexually explicit books make their way into public school libraries — and why are some organizations fighting so hard to keep them there? In this eye-opening conversation, I sit down with Karen England, The Kitchen Table Activist, The Kitchen Table Activist, to unpack what’s really happening and

“I thought I understood what was happening in school libraries… until I saw the pages myself. I broke down in tears. It’s worse than people imagine, and our children are the ones paying the price.”Natasha Crain