Kevin Miller

The information within the Epstein Files could be the biggest scandal of the 21st century. There are accusations in those files against countless influential people across the world. But what should Christians think about the Epstein Files?

In recent weeks, arguably the biggest news stories in the United States have centered on Minneapolis, Minnesota. Somali fraud, protests, and ICE-involved violence have dominated headlines. But what should Christians think about what is happening in the greater Minneapolis area?

This week, another gambling scandal rocked the sports world, as college athletes were accused of fixing basketball games. It is one of many times recently in which gambling has made news. Online betting platforms, especially in sports, are growing rapidly. But what is the biblical view of gambling?

Concluding months of intervention, on January 3rd, the United States military captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. He will face charges in the US, including ones for narco-terrorism. Scrutiny surrounding Venezuela's place in global politics and America's involvement is at an all-time high.

During a recent interview, actor and filmmaker Kirk Cameron revealed that he no longer believes in an eternal Hell. This view, called Annihilationism, is growing in popularity in modern theological circles. But what does the Bible have to say?

Multiple recent terrorist attacks have featured an "Allahu Akbar" cry, and Islamic violence has become a major concern in the US. With similar attacks seemingly increasing in the West and the Quran's mandate to make war with "unbelievers," many have concluded that Islam necessitates violence.

Artificial intelligence is a growing part of American society. Some have embraced AI full-heartedly, while others have reservations. When diving deeper into artificial intelligence, questions of morality surface, especially with AI chatbots like ChatGPT.

Last week, New York City elected former state representative Zohran Mamdani, a socialist, as the city's new mayor. Even more so than normal, the topic of socialism is at the forefront of American political discourse as a result. But what should Christians think about the political ideology?

While evangelical efforts are succeeding in some parts of Africa, systemic Christian persecution is growing in other parts of the continent. This is, perhaps, most noticeable in the nation of Nigeria.

In recent years, certain trends in America have caused some Christians to ask the question: "Is the United States experiencing revival?" The past month or so has seen that question continue.

Several high-profile American cases have elicited widespread debates over the concept of the death penalty. Most notably, Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson will be tried in a state (Utah) that utilizes capital punishment. Does the Bible give credence to the practice?

Peter Thiel has argued that restrictions and regulations against AI could provide an opportunity for the Antichrist to come soon. Does the Bible give any credence to this thought?