Yesterday, there was a major emergency in Midtown Manhattan. Along East 42nd Street, police officers, firefighters, and emergency vehicles surrounded a high-rise building under construction. Two structural columns had buckled, several floors were sagging, nearby buildings were evacuated, and streets were closed. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. The building, once part of Pfizer’s headquarters, is undergoing a major transformation from offices into apartments. The exact

The first chapter of Genesis repeats a beautiful sentence: “God saw that it was good.” God created the light, the oceans, the land, the trees, and every living creature. After each act of creation, He looked upon His work and declared it good. When He created humanity in His own image, Scripture says: “God saw everything that He had made, and indeed, it was very good” (Genesis 1:31). Yet when we look at our own lives, we do not always see what is good. We see unanswered praye

As I recently walked through Signers’ Hall at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, I found myself surrounded by forty-two life-size bronze statues. They represent the delegates who gathered at the Constitutional Convention—those who signed the Constitution and those who chose not to sign. These men had spent months debating, disagreeing, worrying, and compromising. They knew the document before them was imperfect. Yet many signed it, believing that it offered a f