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Mere Orthodoxyfaith-familySep 11, 2026

We’re today’s Roman emperors, declaring ourselves gods. It’s going about as well for us as it did for folks like Nero.

Duffel BloghumorSep 11, 2026

Nation marks quarter-century of war, conspiracies, remembrance and extremely normal behavior

Art of ManlinesscultureSep 11, 2026

Launching the redesign of the Art of Manliness has gotten me thinking about our history, and how my understanding of manliness has evolved, deepened, and changed over that nearly two-decade-long span. The idea for the Art of Manliness came to me in a Borders (RIP) bookstore. As I browsed their selection of men’s magazines, I […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.

City JournalcultureSep 11, 2026

A new book, engaging in its historical detail, castigates the city’s supposed neoliberal austerity—but offers no credible alternative path.

Tim Challiesfaith-familySep 11, 2026

A review of Alistair Begg’s We Will Be Changed, an exposition of the fruit of the Spirit—essential character that is produced in us but not by us. See Also Free Stuff Fridays (Holman Reference) A La Carte (8/17) A La Carte (3/21)

Babylon BeehumorSep 8, 2026

LUBBOCK, TX — In an effort to better serve residents, one local news station added Chick-Fil-A drive-thru wait times to its morning traffic report.

Fatherlyfaith-familySep 10, 2026

The former Bachelor star and now co-hose of Age of Attraction and The Viall Files co-host (with his wife, Natalie Joy Viall is now a dad of three — including infant twins. Here's how it's going.

AeoncultureSep 11, 2026

The fathers of Islamic science hold lessons for students: breadth over specialisation, and never let constraints get in the way - by Mariam Sabri Read on Aeon

Public Discoursefaith-familySep 9, 2026

An economy that continually makes demands of its workers while offering little security in return cannot escape the consequences of social disintegration.

Focus on the Familyfaith-familySep 8, 2026

30 Days of Prayer for America! Celebrate our nation’s 250th by blessing her families with prayer. As we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday next month, it’s important to remember that […] The post Family Focus Newsletter | September 2026 appeared first on Focus on the Family.

Plugged Infaith-familySep 8, 2026

We’ve just closed the books on the summer box-office season—a season that, according to Hollywood’s curious calendar, runs from May 1 through Labor Day. And my, what a season it was. Movies raked in a record-breaking $4.76 billion over the 130-day summer frame, nosing past the old record of $4.755 million set in 2013. Granted, […] The post Movie Tuesday: ‘Spider-Man’ Caps Record-Breaking Summer With Another Win appeared first on Plugged In.

Farnam StreetcultureSep 10, 2026

Shopify founder and CEO Tobi Lütke joins Shane Parrish to discuss AI agents, better decision-making, and the future of work. He explains how he uses an AI council to examine his hardest decisions and why taste, judgment, and responsibility become more valuable as AI becomes more capable. They go inside Shopify’s work with River, an … The post Tobi Lütke: AI Agents, Better Decisions, and the Future of Work appeared first on Farnam Street.

Crosswayfaith-familySep 8, 2026

This is a wonderful question that requires other Christians speaking into your life. Not every person in the church is going to be doing hospitality the same way at every moment.

Christianity Todayfaith-familySep 8, 2026

In Luke 10:25–37, a lawyer approaches Jesus with a question: “Teacher … what must I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus answers his interrogator with a question of his own: “What is written in the Law? … How do you read it?” The lawyer answers by restating the twin commandments to love God and neighbor Read more... The post From ‘Thou Shalt’ to ‘Once Upon a Time’ appeared first on Christianity Today.

Ligonierfaith-familySep 8, 2026

Though my kids are all grown now, I well remember the challenges of getting all five of them ready for church, then delivering them to the pew relatively on time and relatively well-behaved. It wasn’t easy. Was it worth it? You bet it was. Jesus commanded that the little children be brought to Him and not hindered (Matt. 19:14), and He was indignant with the disciples who blocked the way of those who were seeking to bring their children to be blessed by Him (Mark 10:14). Children need to know that they belong and that Jesus deeply desires them to come. So, to help feed your desire to face the challenge, I offer three reasons to take your kids to church. 1. To enable them to hear and see the gospel. While all Christian families should be pouring the gospel into their kids from infancy and every single day beyond, it is vital for your kids to hear the gospel message from the lips of other people and to see it at work in their lives. Proclaiming salvation in Christ should be a parent’s

Plugged In Reviewsfaith-familySep 4, 2026

‘By Any Means,’ a crime-thriller period drama set in 1960s Mississippi, tells us that an eye for an eye will make things right … eventually. The post By Any Means appeared first on Plugged In.

All Pro Dadfaith-familySep 3, 2026

One of the things that’s so difficult with parenting is that you don’t get a beta test. There’s no trial run for this. It’s almost impossible to prepare for every decision you will have to make that will have long-term implications on your kids’ lives. In this way, it’s easy to have regrets. We look […] The post What We’re Embracing in Our Parenting “Do-Over” appeared first on All Pro Dad.

City JournalcultureSep 11, 2026

If workers won’t choose unions, Big Labor increasingly wants government to choose for them.

Babylon BeehumorSep 8, 2026

BOSTON, MA — A new report revealed that God promised to spare the state of Massachusetts if legal officials there can find at least 12 competent residents to serve as jury members.

Mere Orthodoxyfaith-familySep 10, 2026

What does it mean to “taste and see that the Lord is good?” It may be reflected in dying like my grandmother, without a bitter taste in the mouth.