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Ten Commandment monument.

What’s Behind the Growing Culture War?

  • by John LaBissoniere
Powerful, dangerous forces are executing an all-out war in America, as in other Western nations. They are striving relentlessly to transform the culture into something previous generations would never recognize. You need to know not only what is happening and why, but what you can do about it.
A woman looking outside a window with plants on the ledge.

Who's in Charge?

  • by Mary Jackson
Can we each make up our own rules of what is right and what is wrong?
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Is There a Biblical Economics? Part Two

Is There a Biblical Economics? Part Two

  • by Judd Patton
Are you challenging yourself to “Beware lest anyone cheat you through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the tradition of men, according to the basic principles of the world, and not according to Christ?” (Colossians 2:8)
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Restoring Morality Begins With You

Restoring Morality Begins With You

  • by Beyond Today Editor
If you think our culture is bad and quickly growing worse, you're correct. So how can—and should—you start setting things right?

Morality is the Secret

  • by Walter Hawk
Many of America’s Founding Fathers were inspired by Christian principles. Is there anything we can learn from them?

Super Bowl Ads: Reflections of Our Culture

  • by Don Hooser
Today's moral issue trend seems to be shifting toward the "do as you feel" point of view regarding personal conduct. For those whose sense of morality is still rooted in biblical principles, these are disturbing times.

Leadership: A Biblical Perspective

  • by Scott Ashley
What does God look for in a leader? Does He expect certain standards and behavior in a person chosen for a role of leadership and service to others?

The New Intolerance

  • by Gary Petty
One state allowed license plates that read "2Sexy" and "2Hot4U," yet denied a person who wanted to put "Pray" on her plates, claiming it would violate separation of church and state. Has political correctness, touted to promote tolerance, actually created a new intolerance toward Christianity?