Imagination Lost
Ryan Lauterio of The Maker Institute challenges the modern divide between art and faith, showing that true art is inseparable from Christ.
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The Confederation Report: An Archaeopteryx of a Problem
Soft tissue fossils and the misinterpreted Archaeopteryx expose the flaws of evolutionary theory and affirm Scripture’s account of a young, purposeful creation.
The Confederation Report: Evangelicalism in Canada
Where has evangelicalism in Canada gone—and is there hope for its renewal? We explore this and more in this week’s episode of The Confederation Report.
The Confederation Report: To Mars, the Stars & Beyond
Elon Musk’s Mars ambitions, the search for true role models, and the biblical meaning of law-environments converge in this week’s Confederation Report.
The Triumph of the Kingdom of God
Despite fierce opposition, Christ’s Kingdom triumphs, for the King is enthroned and the strong man is bound.
The Confederation Report: A New Chapter In Canadian History
Mark Carney’s minority win, Trump’s interference, and rising political tensions remind Christians to stand firm in faith, trusting Christ’s unshakable sovereignty over all earthly powers.
“Standing on Guard for Thee” with Dr. Michael Wagner
Steven R. Martins and Dr. Michael Wagner discuss the enduring influence of Christianity on Canada’s political and cultural foundations in this special edition of The Confederation Report.
The Confederation Report: Netflix, Narnia & Meryl Streep?
Greta Gerwig’s potential casting of Meryl Streep as Aslan in her upcoming Narnia adaptation has sparked backlash among readers who understand C.S. Lewis’ Christian vision.
The Confederation Report: Charitable Status and Religion
A quiet policy proposal to strip religious charities of their charitable tax status now threatens the freedom, witness, and societal role of the Church in Canada.
The Confederation Report: The Megiddo Mosaic
The 1,800-year-old Megiddo Mosaic, now on display at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, features the inscription ‘Jesus is God,’ offering a stunning glimpse into early Christian worship during a time of persecution.