The State of the Union: Prosperous People, Impoverished Souls
In a culture that’s increasingly anxious, isolated, and dissatisfied despite its affluence, we stand as bearers of the one message that speaks directly to this contradiction.
Biblical Justice Requires Strong Rules of Evidence
‘Framed’ reminds Christians we’d do well to heed Scripture’s admonition about not “siding with the many, so as to pervert justice” for the accused (Ex. 23:2). Some might have been framed.
The Beechers: A Cautionary Tale for Christian Activists
The intriguing family history presented in ‘The Beechers’ reminds us that Christian activism not grounded in orthodox doctrine inevitably leads to drift.
The Post-Christian Morality of ‘Wicked’
The vibes are pleasant in ‘Wicked.’ But the moral ideas—however well-intentioned—are incoherent and unhelpful.
Applying Biblical Principles as a Public Defender
The criminal defense lawyer, and everyone, should seek to keep God’s goals at the forefront of our efforts to do justice.
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