Weekly Overview: 　　God’s goodness over our lives far exceeds anything we’ve experienced. We’ve only yet splashed around in the shallows of God’s deep love and mercy. In order to dive deeper into the fullness of life available to us, we must learn how to posture our hearts. May your relationship with God be enriched this week as you position yourself...

　　Individuals may threaten the rule of law, but ideas pose a deeper, more enduring danger.People die, but ideas persist across generations, shaping minds and reshaping societies. Today, progressivism stands as the gravest threat to the rule of law in our constitutional democracy. 　　Progressivisms challenge to the American legal order arises not from misunderstanding but from a deep-rooted opposition to the...

　　I am deeply grateful to the Law Liberty editors for organizing this Forum on my essay urging the restoration of genuinely higher learning in America’s universities, especially liberal education as a civic education. I am indebted to each respondent for seriously engaging with my analysis of the multi-faceted crisis facing higher education, and my remedies for private as well as...

　　How You Can Avoid Spiritual Immaturity 　　For Ezra had devoted himself to the study and observance of the Law of the LORD, and to teaching its decrees and laws in Israel. -Ezra 7:10 　　In a survey conducted by the Barna Research Group, nearly 1/3 of all born-again Christians stated that all good people will go to heaven, whether they have...

　　Both those who oppose populism and those who look at it with favor seem to broadly agree that populism is engendered by rapid and deep changes in a society. One way or another, change is supposed to trigger a sense of insecurity. This is the common ground of the left’s and the right’s account for the global rise in populism....

　　Focus on God, Not on Fear 　　By Whitney Hopler 　　Bible Reading 　　“The LORD is my light and my salvation – whom shall I fear? The LORD is the stronghold of my life – of whom shall I be afraid?” – Psalm 27:1, NIV 　　Every October, elaborate Halloween decorations begin popping up in my neighborhood. Some of them are whimsical, but...

　　In an essay published October 1, Paweł Markiewicz and Maciej Olchawa argue that those who desire to see an end to American military aid to Ukraine and a push for negotiations risk making the mistakes at Yalta in 1944, when the Western Allies consigned Eastern Europe to the Soviet sphere of influence. 　　Given their connection to Poland, it is understandable...

　　BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY:In hope he believed against hope, that he should become the father of many nations, as he had been told, “So shall your offspring be.” He did not weaken in faith when he considered his own body, which was as good as dead (since he was about a hundred years old), or when he considered the...

　　A few weeks ago, my youngest son (age two) had sand kicked in his face at a neighborhood playground. The sand-kicker looked like he was also two or three. His mother, who looked maybe a couple of years my junior (I’m 35), was hovering nearby and immediately intervened. 　　Well, sort of. 　　She knelt down to her son’s level and said,...

　　A year after the October 7 attacks, there is much that calls for reflection: the memory of that fateful day, the surprising surge of antisemitism in the US, the nature of our strategic interests in the Middle East, and what it means to be a friend to Israel as it continues its war in Gaza. Most importantly, we should reflect...

　　The pro-Palestinian campus protests at many universities during the spring of 2024 have deepened the crisis of legitimacy facing American higher education. New Gallup polling since the protests shows a 21 percent drop in the top tier of confidence in higher education since 2015; with a super-majority of Independents, let alone Republicans, registering only some or little-to-no trust that colleges...

　　Your Spouse’s Wins Are Your Wins 　　By: Amanda Idleman 　　“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.” - 1 Corinthians 13:4 　　How many times have you read this verse in the context of marriage and just skipped on past the part about love does not envy? Envy isn’t something that...