Greg Forster

More is at stake in a presidential election than four years' possession of the office of the presidency. We should vote accordingly. Continue Reading »

David French says social conservatives risk becoming a laughingstock. Unfortunately, he understates his case. Continue Reading »

It's not disengagement from politics; it's a continuation of the culture war's bad politics. Continue Reading »

John Seel's review of Revisiting Faithful Presence mischaracterizes the book. Continue Reading »

Trump and Sanders rise because Americans love to panic. God's people should crucify this desire in ourselves and show the world what real security looks like. Continue Reading »

Despair of transcendent politics to get better politics. Continue Reading »

Left and right agree—the breakdown of marriage destroys the poor. Continue Reading »

Carl Trueman is right to doubt that “a conservative victory” is coming. Thankfully, there is an outcome we can work for that is even better than “a conservative victory.” Continue Reading »

This just in: Jerry Falwell is still dead Continue Reading »

Evangelical leaders weigh in on what they see coming in the next five years. Continue Reading »