This guest post is by Perry L. Glanzer, professor of Educational Foundations at Baylor University. Rumors of Christian higher education’s (CHE’s) demise have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, unlike the broader state and secular private sectors, CHE is still growing. The 2024 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System’s enrollment data is...

Welcome to the roundup of my best books of 2025! A few words of explanation: these books are drawn from the books I read or listened to in 2025. Most of the books I read this year were not published in 2025, but a few were. These books are separate...

Here’s the first in a new five-part series for PragerU: One was founded on profit. The other on faith. Jamestown and Plymouth shaped two powerful forces in American life: commerce and religion. Thomas Kidd, author of American History Volumes 1 and 2, tells the story of the colonies that helped...

We are pleased to publish this obituary of Gordon Wenham, written by his daughter, Lizzy Nesbitt on behalf of all four of his children. Old Testament scholar Gordon Wenham, best known for his commentaries on the Pentateuch and the Psalms, died in Cheltenham, England, on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, at...

History is a rich storehouse for us today if we are wise enough to steward it well.

Our calling is to be faithful to His Word and to so serve that church that she might fulfill her calling as the army of God.

Finding a better, more biblical purpose statement for Christians.

The great Princeton theologian Charles Hodge wrote: “It is good for us to be called upon to trust in God when clouds and darkness are round about him.”

Clyde S. Kilby joined the faculty of Wheaton College in 1935 at the age of 33 as an assistant professor of English and dean of men. In 1943 Kilby read a new book published by C. S. Lewis, entitled The Case for Christianity, which changed the course of his life....

The American republic’s civil, cultural, educational, and social institutions had Christian foundations.