Why does an organization that is supposed to believe in the universal love of God support political positions that don't reflect that love? After years and years of telling their story as victims, Christians may be too eager to embrace strong and forceful policies. Fear is powerful.

All my life, I have heard that Christianity is under attack. But after recent Supreme Court decisions, is Christianity a victim or is it controlling the levers of power? Part one of this series looks at the long history of Christians believing that they are being attacked. The reality, though, is that Christians have often been in power in the United States. So what should Christian do in a country in which they control so much?

Religious organizations can be disappointing, to say the least. What can a person do when a church dismisses their humanity and dignity?

Deconstruction is a term that's been everywhere in Christian communities over the last few years. But what is it really? Why does it happen? What does the Bible say about it?