During Passion Week this year, I contemplated how it took the empty tomb to flip the narrative about Jesus.  Leading up to the cross, the narrative was scandalous.  Jesus was labeled a lawbreaker, usurper, heretic, and pretender... read more

Last month, the ERLC joined public comments with other faith-based organizations in response to two Department of State proposed rules that would undermine the vital work being done by faith-based international aid providers... read more

After Daddy died, I had another 12 years with my mama. Even though I didn’t live close, we kept up with each other, and I’d make it home when I could. One thing that bugged me, though, is that anytime I was at her house, the television would be tuned to one of the 24-hour news channels... read more

Nearly six months after the beginning of fiscal year 2024, the U.S. Congress has finally fully funded the federal government through Sept. 30. Following four continuing resolutions (CRs), Congress passed two minibus packages that included all twelve federal appropriations bills that fund the various parts of the government... read more