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Brought to you by Key Points The Nepal floods have left more than 1,400 bodies recovered and thousands of people still missing. Christian lament makes room for grief and difficult questions without requiring easy explanations for suffering. Galatians 6:2 calls believers to do more than feel sympathy—we are called to help carry the burdens of […]
In a recent exchange on X, Hannah Strege, “the world’s very first snowflake baby,” was told by @RoryLS, “There’s no such thing as ‘embryo adoption.’ Embryos are property, not people. You were not ‘adopted’ as an embryo, you were donated property. You might as well argue that a pebble has human rights.” Hannah’s story as […]
In the early 1830s, Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville came to America under the guise of studying America’s prison system. What he really wanted to know, to help his own country, was how America thrived as a democratic society without falling into tyranny. He documented his observations in his classic work “Democracy in America.” One area […]
For couples struggling with infertility, in vitro fertilization is often presented as the best and even only next step to having a child. Even more, what may have once been geared toward women who wanted to wait later in life to start a family is now heavily marketed to women in their 20s and early […]
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, September 20, 2026 Oregon Trail Memorial Episcopal Church in Eden, Wyoming. | Dennis Lennox EDEN, Wyoming — Along U.S. Highway 191 stands a little log church that looks as though it has occupied this windswept landscape since the days of wagon trains. Oregon Trail Memorial Episcopal Church is not […]
Brought to you by Key Points The USS Abraham Lincoln’s extended deployment highlights the physical, emotional, and spiritual cost carried by service members. War is not only a matter of strategy, politics, or victory; it is measured in human lives, grief, separation, and long-term wounds. Christians can support troops by praying for them, honoring their […]
In 1787, Elizabeth Powel—a civic leader in Philadelphia—stopped Benjamin Franklin as he was leaving the Constitutional Convention and asked, “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” “A republic,” Franklin replied, “if you can keep it.” Franklin’s remark is worth recalling as we remember Constitution Day on Sept. 17, the day delegates […]
What is Constitution Day anyway? Most of us didn’t grow up celebrating it in school, although maybe schools in the United States of America would be wise to make it a big deal in our education system across the nation. Even though some calendars note it, most of us don’t recall it even being mentioned […]
This post is excerpted from Susan Michael’s book Every Generation’s Story: 75 Years of American Christian Engagement with Israel, which follows the unique experiences of 18 American Christians representing 5 generations who responded to God’s call to go to Israel—and how it changed their lives forever. This is the author’s own story of how her study […]
Brought to you by Key Points Open Doors’ 2026 World Watch List estimates that more than 388 million Christians face high levels of persecution or discrimination worldwide. Pastor Son Hyun-bo’s testimony challenges believers to consider whether worship, Scripture, prayer, and public faith are worth suffering for. Religious freedom is not only something Christians defend; it […]