This article explains Christians' divine calling to care for orphans by responding from God's love, following Christ's example, embracing suffering, and advancing God's kingdom.

Society is transitioning from a materialistic to a spirituality-focused era, creating "re-paganization." Christians need biblical frameworks—commands, character development, community, and purpose—to navigate these unsettling yet opportunity-filled times.

This post discusses redeeming ambition for God's purposes, finding meaning when dreams die, and pursuing Christ-centered goals rather than selfish achievement.

Rediscovering godly ambition: Christians needn't choose between faith and marketplace success—true humility drives excellence while keeping God's glory central in business pursuits.

Evangelicals champion religious freedom through a unique theological lens—balancing individual conscience with communal responsibility—offering society a robust framework for liberty that transcends politics and serves the common good.

Beyond tariffs and trade policy lies a deeper issue: our relationship with work. A Christian’s primary calling is discipleship and relationship with God, while secondary callings (including work) are expressions of serving God regardless of employment status.

Modern values like human rights and healthcare owe more to Christianity than we admit. Its quiet revolution still shapes the world we take for granted.

AI image generation raises ethical questions about artistic ownership and creation. Dan Trippie explores how Christians can navigate these challenges with biblical wisdom while honoring creators and promoting true beauty.

As Western culture undergoes "re-paganization", Christians face diminished influence amid competing secular liturgies. The church's response demands leveraging life beyond Sunday services, where Christ's preeminence can reshape every sphere—particularly the workplace.