Guest essay by Martin and Deidre Bobgan The Bible stands on its own as far as being a Christian’s authoritative guide. It does not need research to support its truth claims. However, there is strong research that confirms the necessity for adhering to God’s design for sexual relationship: one man and one woman uniting in […]
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Remembering Buddy Hanson
Buddy Hanson December 19, 1941 – September 17, 2018 Guest essay by Martin G. Selbrede Those who knew Buddy Hanson realize exactly how much we all have lost by his departure to be with the Lord. Buddy was one of a very tiny handful of Christians who took the nuts and bolts of the faith […]
Reformation 500 Church Council—July 15-20, 2019, Zurich
Guest essay by Peter Hammond “…Contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints.”— Jude 3 Zürich 500 Christian leaders and Theologians will be gathering in Zürich, Switzerland from 15-20 July for the Reformation 500 Global Church Council. In celebration of the 500th anniversary of Ulrich Zwingli launching the Swiss […]
Happiness: The Christians’ Vindication?
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe Many in our society seem to do everything they can to squelch Christianity, as the following examples illustrate: A retired Lutheran minister might get expelled from his retirement home. Why? For having Bible studies there. A chaplain was facing punishment for not facilitating a lesbian couple’s “marriage” retreat, because it […]
God is doing something here!
There’s a hunger and thirst among America’s political leaders for a “high-protein diet” of the Word of God, and Capitol Ministries is delivering that every week through in-depth, exegetical Bible studies in Washington, D.C., Ralph Drollinger, President of CM, told Dr. James Dobson in a recent on-air interview. Ralph and Danielle Drollinger, Founders of Capitol […]
New Left Slogan? “Hey, Let’s Turn America Into Venezuela”
When you see Bernie Sanders, remember Venezuela. When you see Elizabeth Warren, think Caracas. When you see Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, think of the plight of those poor people fleeing Venezuela by the hundreds of thousands—just so they can eat. That may seem a little harsh. But the fact is that Venezuela went from one of the […]
Rob McCoy: “Love the stranger is not a mandate for open borders”
Guest essay by Michael Hernandez NEWBURY PARK—“Love the stranger is not a mandate for open borders, this notion is completely ridiculous,” said Pastor Rob McCoy as he addressed Leviticus 19:34: “The stranger who dwells among you shall be to you as one born among you, and you shall love him as yourself; for you were strangers […]
Worst Poverty in California? Not Where You Might Think
Guest essay by Stephen Frank Los Angeles, run by Leftists Democrats for a generation, Santa Cruz, run by totalitarian Democrats and Santa Barbara—known for turning down one billion dollars to allow oil drilling, thousands of jobs and lower energy rates—run by folks that could be in the Cuban government—are the home of the worst poverty […]
Are We on the Verge of a New Kind of Civil War?
Guest essay by Donald S. McAlvany It has been suggested by a few observers that we are on the verge of a kind of Civil War. That is when two or more sides disagree on who runs the country. And they can’t settle the question through elections because they don’t even agree that elections are […]
Who Died and Made the Supreme Court God?
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe To hear some liberals tell it, you would think that America is finished as a nation with the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy. One such person tweeted: “Literally in tears. Haven’t felt this hopeless in a long time. With Justice Kennedy leaving, we now have two options as […]
Love and Hate
Guest essay by R. J. Rushdoony In these days, when men are making a cure-all of love and demand total love of all things, the words of Scripture are a refreshing and healthy antidote. Jesus Christ, in speaking to the church of Ephesus, commended them because they hated what He hated: “But this thou hast, […]
Moral Standards are Necessary
Guest essay by Mike Huckabee We hear often these days that society shouldn’t have any absolute moral standards. Imposing standards is oppressive, judgmental and outdated. Like Linus and the Great Pumpkin, it doesn’t matter what we choose to believe, as long as we’re really sincere in believing it. Well, pardon me for pointing it out, […]
Psychological Worldview or Biblical Worldview
Guest essay by Martin and Deidre Bobgan Worldview has been defined as “a person’s way of thinking about and understanding life, which depends on their beliefs and attitudes.”1 A person’s worldview encompasses the most fundamental questions and beliefs about the universe, about the origins of life, about society, about religion, about the family, and about […]
Confessions of a “Christian Constitutionalist”
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe After a recent column on “fake news,” someone sent me an email, accusing me of propagating fake news by saying the Bible had anything to do with the founding of America. The email stated the common charge that the Constitution was the product of men of the Enlightenment, with Masonic […]
God and Taxes
Guest essay by Rousas J. Rushdoony Today, the Lordship of the triune God is being denied; the tithe is neglected; the power of statism is increasing, and taxation is compelling men to pay a rent for their property… Very little is said nowadays about the Biblical teaching on property and taxation, and with reason: we […]
