Many older members of Gen Z testify that "it was the damn phones." Can anyone find Gen Zers who testify in favor of the phone-based childhood? Who are glad that their generation got smartphones and social media in middle school? This is so powerful, so haunting

Suggested Bible reading plan for this election week: Monday: Psalm 2 Tuesday: Psalm 2 Wednesday: Psalm 2 Thursday: Psalm 2 Friday: Psalm 2

“The world has now become the Kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ and he will reign forever and ever.” (Rev.7:1). Secured by His resurrection, inaugurated at His ascension, underway through His Spirit, coming to fullness at His return ... Friends fear not, hope much, love well!

Share believing in God without a doubt. Republicans 1988: 66% 2022: 63% (-3) Independents 1988: 59% 2022: 51% (-8) Democrats 1988: 63% 2022: 39% (-24)

Felix and Pulisic are the same type of player and are always in each others preferred space. You can’t play them both. Pulisic is better. #sempremilan

Dreadful. #AllForCITY

Time for Ralph Hasenuttl? #AllforCITY

“My family was super religious, but I rejected it young.” That story gets told a lot—but it’s rare. Just 2% say they had a very religious childhood and left early. In reality, religion is usually passed down. Your parents' faith tends to become your own.

I have updated this "Charlie Kirk Special Edition" of A La Carte with several new articles and videos. challies.com/a-la-carte/a-l…

What is the deal with the jumpy camera work for the Mizzou v Vandy game?