By: Daniel Gullotta – wng.org – July 17, 2025 Gen Z is reportedly returning to church … but the same was once said of Millennials. Scan social media or glance at recent headlines, and you might sense a religious revival brewing among Gen Z. Reports enthusiastically claim that young people (especially young men) are returning to church, driven by newfound...

According to the Dallas Morning News, Chip and Joanna Gaines’ new show Back to the Frontier “follows three families in the Canadian Rockies as they navigate a technology-free, laborious summer meant to mimic the lifestyle of 1880s homesteaders.” Among the participants is a gay couple from Dallas who share a cabin with their adopted ten-year-old twin sons. The key to...

Please pray for God’s people in Nigeria as they endure more violence At least 218 people have been killed and more than 6,000 displaced after a spate of devastating attacks on mostly Christian villages in Benue State, a territory in the Middle Belt region of northern Nigeria.

One hundred years ago this week was a court case that was known as “the trial of the century,”

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – June 9, 2025 How far astray is the 4-3 liberal Badger State majority? Justice Sotomayor reversed it for a unanimous High Court. “CCB and the sub-entities have not identified how the payment of unemployment tax prevents them from fulfilling any religious function,” the state court held. “Because CCB and the sub-entities have failed...

The U.S. Supreme Court today in Catholic Charities Bureau Inc. v. Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission unanimously reversed a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling that said Catholic Charities was not a religious organization because their ministries and outreach to the poor was not religious enough.

Canadian psychologist and author Dr Jordan Peterson declined to identify as a Christian during a debate with twenty atheists, sparking widespread reaction online.

The government appears confident that the attack was ‘targeted terrorism.’ Expect federal capital murder charges in the coming weeks.

By: Ann E. Marimow – washingtonpost.com – May 22, 2025 With only eight justices voting, the 4-4 tie leaves in place an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling that a public religious charter school would violate the separation of church and state. The Supreme Court deadlocked Thursday over the constitutionality of what would have been nation’s first public religious charter school, blocking...

How Plano pastor David Roseberry became the leading edge of a schism in the Episcopal Church over gays in the ministry.