Timothy Goeglein

Contributor

Timothy Goeglein is vice president of government and external relations at Focus on the Family. He is the author (with Craig Osten) of “What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Freedom, and Family” (Fidelis Publishing).

LATEST

    • Opinion

    What I Saw in the Young People Who Attended ‘America Reads the Bible’

    Timothy Goeglein
    Recently, I had the honor to address a group of young adults in the District of Columbia for “America Reads the Bible,” a weeklong gathering featuring national leaders from every sphere of influence reading the Bible aloud and broadcast live around the country.  Held in celebration of America’s 250th year, this event, sponsored by Christians Engaged and the Family Policy Alliance, calls our nation to reengage…
    View More
    • Opinion

    What Really Matters: Faith, Family, and Freedom 

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Reject the Woke Rewriting: The Pilgrims Aren’t Villains

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Reversing a Decades’ Long Trend, Men Are Returning to Church

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Teens, Screens, and the Unfolding Mental Health Crisis

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Another Year, Another Depressing Report on the State of American Education

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    When It Comes to Marriage, Faith Matters

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Religion Without Faith Will Never Bring Fulfillment

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    How Family Structure Leads to Academic Success

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    William F. Buckley Stamp is Fitting Tribute

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Cohabitation Is Not Just an Urban Problem Anymore

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    One Reason Why Young People Are Delaying Marriage and What You Can Do About It

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    ‘Stumbling Toward Utopia’: How the 1960s Took a Wrecking Ball to American Family

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Presidents, Power, Faith, and the Boardroom

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Why Connections Are Good for the Brain and the Soul

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    A Celebrated Atheist’s Surprising Revelation on Christianity

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Ruth Bader Ginsburg Gets a Postage Stamp; Why Doesn’t Antonin Scalia?

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Why a Connected Life Via Marriage, Family Is a Happier Life

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Reflections on Calm Before Storm of 9/11—and Peace of Providence After

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    God Still Isn’t Dead

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    For Gen Z, One Is the Loneliest Number

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    ‘God and Man at Yale’ Turns 70

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    New Study Confirms What Women Seek in Good Provider

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    America’s Teenagers Are Losing Their Religion

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    How Attacks on Faith, Family, and Conscience Threaten All Our Freedoms

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Remembering Gertrude Himmelfarb, a Voice of Moral Clarity in a Time of Moral Confusion

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    Why Faith Is Key to Preserving Our Liberty

    Timothy Goeglein
    • Opinion

    How World War I Changed America, 100 Years On

    Timothy Goeglein