November 10, 2026
It Went Beyond The Cross
Lonetta McKee
Peggy Noonan
Articles tagged Peggy Noonan
Suffering, Then Glory
Reflecting on the sorrow of 9-11 and the disciples’ grief at the cross, this communion meditation reminds believers that suffering is not the end. In Christ, glory is…
Escaping the Echo Chamber
An echo chamber is an environment where the same opinions are repeatedly voiced and promoted, so that people are not exposed to opposing views. Echo chambers also extend…
Creating the Integrity of the Church
Mark A. Taylor examines declining public trust in churches and argues that personal integrity matters. Drawing on Peggy Noonan and 1 Peter 2:12, he challenges Christians to strengthen…
Victor Knowles’s Thought Leaders
Victor Knowles shares four influential thinkers and writers who shaped his life and ministry, highlighting Leroy Garrett, Peggy Noonan, Bob Russell, and Ravi Zacharias and their distinctive approaches…
How Long Should a Sermon Be?
How long should a sermon be? Mark A. Taylor considers Peggy Noonan’s 20-minute rule and gathers perspectives from preachers and ministry leaders on making sermons effective without becoming…
Beyond How-to
Leadership techniques matter, but character comes first. Mark A. Taylor reflects on the hunger for trustworthy leaders and why those who lead for God must look beyond methods…
A Clear Choice in a Coarse Culture
How should Christians live when biblical values increasingly conflict with the surrounding culture? Mark A. Taylor challenges believers not to retreat, but to engage the world and simply…
Giving a Shrug About Politics
Mark A. Taylor reflects on Christian uneasiness during a presidential election and reminds readers that voting matters, but no candidate can solve the country’s deepest problems.
Mike Huckabee, Cultural Decay, and Christians Like Us
Peggy Noonan’s criticism of Mike Huckabee drew passionate letters from supporters who see cultural decay as America’s central crisis. The article argues government can’t fix hearts—and lasting change…
