A. S. (“Pete”) Peterson is the author of the Revolutionary War adventure novel The Fiddler’s Gun and its sequel Fiddler’s Green, as well as a variety of short stories. As a playwright he has published...

A. S. (“Pete”) Peterson is the author of the Revolutionary War adventure novel The Fiddler’s Gun and its sequel Fiddler’s Green, as well as a variety of short stories. As a playwright he has published The Battle of Franklin (first produced by Studio Tenn in Franklin, TN, in 2016 and revived in 2017), and an adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (produced by Studio Tenn in 2018), which was named “Best Original Work” by The First Night Honors in Nashville, and an adaptation of Corrie ten Boom’s The Hiding Place (produced by A. D. Players in Houston, Texas). He and his wife live in Nashville, Tennessee, where he is the Executive Director of the Rabbit Room and Managing Editor of Rabbit Room Press.

Aaron came to faith in Jesus as an adult. He went from being a pretty average guy who didn’t care if Jesus was real to someone who has spent nearly 20 years helping people know Him and follow Him more...

Aaron came to faith in Jesus as an adult. He went from being a pretty average guy who didn’t care if Jesus was real to someone who has spent nearly 20 years helping people know Him and follow Him more faithfully. Addressing the curious, the questioning, and the committed alike, author Aaron Armstrong unpacks the faith-defining truths of Christianity and their profound bearing on how you live each day.

Aaron and Melissa Klein's dream of opening a dessert shop near Portland, Oregon turned into a nightmare when two lesbians refused to take "no" for an answer on their request for a same-sex wedding cak...

Aaron and Melissa Klein's dream of opening a dessert shop near Portland, Oregon turned into a nightmare when two lesbians refused to take "no" for an answer on their request for a same-sex wedding cake. In January 2013, the Kleins explained that they couldn't take the order because it would violate their faith to participate in a same-sex marriage ceremony. Furious, the women filed a complaint with the state. Due to public pressure, the Kleins were forced to close the shop in Gresham and operate out of their home, where they continued to be the objects of harassment and vandalism. Investigators from the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries ruled late that the couple was guilty of discrimination and ordered the Kleins to settle. Facing up to $150,000 in damages, Aaron and Melissa made it clear that they were willing to pay a far steeper price to stand up for Christ. The story made national headlines, as the young couple became another face in the war on religious liberty. "We still stand by what we believe from the beginning," Aaron told reporters. "I'm not sure what the future holds, but as far as where we're at right now... it's almost as if the state is hostile toward Christian businesses." In a January 2, 2015 ruling, as part of his 52-page order, Judge Alan McCullough claimed that "requir[ing] them to provide a wedding cake for Complainants does not constitute compelled speech." At time of publication, the Kleins' case is under appeal.

Aaron M. Renn is the publisher of the Masculinist [link: http://www.urbanophile.com/masculinist/the-masculinist-archives/], a monthly email newsletter for Christian men about the intersection of Chris...

Aaron M. Renn is the publisher of the Masculinist [link: http://www.urbanophile.com/masculinist/the-masculinist-archives/], a monthly email newsletter for Christian men about the intersection of Christianity, masculinity, and modern culture. He's also a nationally known writer about cities and an urban policy analyst. Originally from rural Southern Indiana, Aaron now lives in New York City with his wife Katy and their son Alex.

Aaron is the Director FACE of HARVEST Kenya. Originally from the Northwest, he has helped plant churches on three different continents. He is currently an ordained minister with Cavalry Chapel. A...

Aaron is the Director FACE of HARVEST Kenya. Originally from the Northwest, he has helped plant churches on three different continents. He is currently an ordained minister with Cavalry Chapel. Aaron graduated from Moody Bible Institute with a Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Intercultural Studies, and a Master of Arts degree in Intercultural Studies with an emphasis in Islamic Studies from Africa International University (Nairobi). Aaron resides in Mombasa, Kenya with his wife and daughter.

Abby Bailey serves as intern for Point of View, and is currently working towards her Undergraduate degree in Broadcast Communication and Political Science at Dallas Baptist University. Abby is passion...

Abby Bailey serves as intern for Point of View, and is currently working towards her Undergraduate degree in Broadcast Communication and Political Science at Dallas Baptist University. Abby is passionate about education for young Americans, as well as the Pro Life movement, and hopes to make a difference in both these areas in our culture. Abby is a member of First Baptist Church, Irving, and lives in Dallas where she obsesses over cats and coffee.

Abby is passionate about connecting Dallas businesses with the talented and dependable refugee workforce. Her background in recruiting and connections within the refugee community mean you can rest as...

Abby is passionate about connecting Dallas businesses with the talented and dependable refugee workforce. Her background in recruiting and connections within the refugee community mean you can rest assured she’ll find the right fit for your labor shortage needs every time.

Abby Johnson has always been fiercely determined to help women in need. This desire is what led Abby to a career with Planned Parenthood, our nation’s largest abortion provider, and caused her to flee...

Abby Johnson has always been fiercely determined to help women in need. This desire is what led Abby to a career with Planned Parenthood, our nation’s largest abortion provider, and caused her to flee the organization, becoming an outspoken advocate for the pro-life movement. During her eight years with Planned Parenthood, Abby quickly rose through the organization’s ranks and became a clinic director. Abby loved the women that entered her clinic and her co-workers. Despite a growing unrest within her, she stayed on and strove to serve women in crisis. All of that changed on September 26, 2009 when Abby was asked to assist with an ultrasound-guided abortion. She watched in horror as a 13 week baby fought for, and ultimately lost, its life at the hand of the abortionist. At that moment, she fully realized what abortion actually was and what she had dedicated her life to. As it washed over Abby, a dramatic transformation had occurred. Desperate and confused, Abby sought help from a local pro-life group. She swore that she would begin to advocate for life in the womb and expose abortion for what it truly is. Today, Abby travels across the globe sharing her story, educating the public on pro-life issues, advocating for the unborn, and reaching out to abortion clinic staff who still work in the industry. She is the founder of And Then There Were None, a ministry designed to assist abortion clinic workers in transitioning out of the industry. To date, this ministry has helped over 430 workers leave the abortion industry. Abby lives in Texas with her husband and seven precious children.

Abby Olcese is a writer on film, popular culture, and faith. Her work has appeared at Think Christian, Sojourners, Paste, RogerEbert.com, and /Film. She is also the film editor for The Pitch, a websit...

Abby Olcese is a writer on film, popular culture, and faith. Her work has appeared at Think Christian, Sojourners, Paste, RogerEbert.com, and /Film. She is also the film editor for The Pitch, a website and magazine serving the greater Kansas City, Missouri, area. She lives in Kansas City.

Abdu Murray is North American Director with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries and is the author of two books, including his latest, Saving Truth: Finding Meaning and Clarity in a Post-Truth Wo...

Abdu Murray is North American Director with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries and is the author of two books, including his latest, Saving Truth: Finding Meaning and Clarity in a Post-Truth World. For most of his life, Abdu was a proud Muslim who studied the Qur’an and Islam. After a nine-year investigation into the historical, philosophical, and scientific underpinnings of the major world religions and views, Abdu discovered that the historic Christian faith can answer the questions of the mind and the longings of the heart. Abdu has spoken to diverse international audiences and has participated in debates and dialogues across the globe. He has appeared as a guest on numerous radio and television programs all over the world. Abdu holds a BA in Psychology from the University of Michigan and earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law School. As an attorney, Abdu was named several times in Best Lawyers in America and Michigan Super Lawyer. Abdu is the Scholar in Residence of Christian Thought and Apologetics at the Josh McDowell Institute of Oklahoma Wesleyan University.

Abdullah Hayek is an independent Middle East analyst and consultant based in Washington, D.C. He is also a Middle East History & Peace Fellow at Young Voices. Hayek’s work has appeared in The Hill, Th...

Abdullah Hayek is an independent Middle East analyst and consultant based in Washington, D.C. He is also a Middle East History & Peace Fellow at Young Voices. Hayek’s work has appeared in The Hill, The National Interest, The New York Sun, and RealClearWorld, and he has appeared on outlets including Fox 5 DC, CBN News, Jusoor News, and France 24 Arabic. Hayek holds a B.A. in political science from California State University, Fullerton and an M.A. in international relations from San Francisco State University.

Abigail Shrier is a frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal. She holds an A.B. from Columbia College, where she received the Euretta J. Kellett Fellowship; a B.Phil. from the University of Oxf...

Abigail Shrier is a frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal. She holds an A.B. from Columbia College, where she received the Euretta J. Kellett Fellowship; a B.Phil. from the University of Oxford; and a J.D. from Yale Law School.