Steve Green

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Author, President of Hobby Lobby — Co-Founder of The Museum of the Bible

Steve Green is President of Hobby Lobby, the largest privately owned arts and crafts retailer in the world. He and his wife, Jackie, are a founding family of The Museum of the Bible, the largest international museum in the world devoted solely to the presentation of the history, narrative and impact of the Bible. This facility, located in the heart of Washington, D.C. is opening its doors in November of 2017. Steve and Jackie provide unique insight and commentary into the Bible’s role in our culture and in their personal life. Since 2009 they have been planning for the presentation of various archaeological finds pertaining to the Bible and the world’s most impressive display of materials relating to the Bible’s original writings, its preservation, and its distribution around the globe.

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Jordan Peterson on why the Bible is "way more than just true."

Featured on: Thursday, January 27, 2022

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This Beautiful Book: An Exploration of the Bible's Incredible Story Line and Why It Matters Today

The most popular and culture-shaping text in the world, the Bible is still the least understood book of all time. The Bible's collection of history...

Featured on: Thursday, November 14, 2019

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October 1, 2026

Kerby Anderson

Liberal Dissatisfaction

I believe it is important for Christians to understand the liberal mind. That is why I have written a booklet on “A Biblical View on the Liberal Mind.” Once you examine the assumptions of liberals and...

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September 30, 2026

Kerby Anderson

Toxic Masculinity?

A very important book written by Nancy Pearcey came out this week. The Toxic War on Masculinity is well researched and full of surprises. The first surprise is the claim that there is good news about...

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September 29, 2026

Kerby Anderson

Food Deserts

For more than a decade, policymakers have been discussing the problem of “food deserts.” I started writing about this issue three years ago because there are zip codes in low-income neighborhoods with...

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