• Ravi Zacharias: Obama’s National Prayer Breakfast Speech Was 'Unwise, Inappropriate'

  In a recent blog post, Christian apologist and author Ravi Zacharias called President Obama’s remarks about Christianity at the National Prayer Breakfast “the most ill-advised and poorly chosen reprimand ever given.”

  

• A Call to Improve Vaccines: Measles Vaccine Is Made Using Cells from Aborted Children

  With the recent outbreak of measles in California, many Americans are puzzled as to why some parents might choose not to vaccinate their child from a preventable disease. While the vast majority of society is pro-vaccine, some parents object to certain vaccines because of the way that they are made - not based on the belief that certain ingredients might cause autism, attention deficit disorder, or even allergies, but on moral grounds.

  

• Measles Outbreak 2015: Did You Know Measles Vaccine Is Made Using Cells from Aborted Babies?

  Many Americans are puzzled as to why some parents might choose not to vaccinate their child from a preventable disease. While the vast majority of society is pro-vaccine, some parents object to certain shots because of the way that they are made – not based on the belief that certain ingredients might cause autism, ADD, or even allergies – but based on moral grounds.

  

• Nissan’s Race Car Driver 2015 Super Bowl Commercial: The Importance of Fatherhood

  From Budweiser’s homeward-bound puppy to McDonald’s “acts of kindness” campaign, many of the Super Bowl XLIX advertisements were much more sentimental than the typical comedic shorts that have aired in years past. Nissan’s #withDad advertisement featuring a race car driver and his family highlighted the importance of fatherhood in an age when a man is pressured to find his identity and his purpose in his work.

  

• Francis Chan Is Unpopular for Your Soul's Sake: Do You Know What It Will Cost You to Follow Jesus Christ?

  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did not preach a popular message; he demonstrated how the Gospel called for racial reconciliation and was a proponent of civil rights for African Americans in an age when racism was rampant in our country. Francis Chan feels a similar angst - the desire to warn people against “easy believism” and to tell them the truth about the cost of following Christ in an age where preaching the Gospel in its entirety is thoroughly unpopular. Martin Luther King lost his life for t