Would a Progressive or a Conservative Nation Prosper?
We are living in a deeply divided nation. Half of the country is pushing progressive socialism, while the other is …
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He Fell into Transgender Madness, But Meeting Christ and Reading the Science Pulled Him Out
Ray Alexander Williams joins Jennifer Roback Morse of The Ruth Institute to tell his story. In this 92-minute video, Williams …
What Legacy of Faith Are You Handing Down to Your Grandkids? – Christian Parenting
As a grandparent, you have walked many years ahead of your grandchildren. With those years you have seen God’s faithfulness …
How Muslims Became Moderates Part 1
The modern history of Islamic-Western relations is marked by two major turning-points, both of which resulted in far-reaching changes. We …
What to Read in Your Bible When You Feel Spiritually Tired – with Printable Bible Study Journal
We have all encountered times in our faith when we feel a little less than bold and spiritually dry. Maybe …
Nepal’s Gen Z brought down a government. Will a new one meet its expectations?
A new interim government in Nepal was sworn in this week, after the Himalayan nation erupted in protests that are …
(Re)Affirming the power of poetry
This week, the Library of Congress named the 25th poet laureate of the United States. Amid the high-speed and siloed …
New Israeli West Bank settlements dim prospects of Palestinian state
The political battle to keep alive the possibility of a Palestinian state – and an eventual two-state peace with Israel …
What French-Saudi move at UN means for a future Palestinian state
France and Saudi Arabia will set the tone for next week’s United Nations General Assembly sessions in New York when …
Kick off autumn with books aplenty. Here are September’s 10 best.
These are the fiction titles Monitor reviewers like best this month: Amity, by Nathan Harris Book-loving, risk-averse Coleman journeys from …