Sermon by John Witherspoon Surely the Wrath of Man shall praise thee; the remainder of Wrath shalt thou restrain. Psalm LXXVI. 10. There is not a greater evidence either of the reality or the power of religion, than a firm belief of God’s universal presence, and a constant attention to the influence and operation of […]
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Time flies! Honoring the Vision
Guest essay by Ben Gilmore Grandfather said, “The older you get, the faster time passes.” Now he is gone and I am a great-grandfather! I will testify that I move a lot slower than I did thirty years ago, yet time seems to be racing by. The next two big events on my calendar, will […]
Barack Obama is Still President
Guest essay by Larry Pratt and Tim Macy Barack Obama is still President of the United States. No, we haven’t gone crazy. We know Donald Trump won the election. We know Donald Trump is in the White House. But the terrible truth is Barack Obama is still running the country. One of the worst things […]
What Do “Green Jobs” Produce?
Guest essay by E. Calvin Beisner Cornwall Alliance advisory board member H. Sterling Burnett published a good piece in the Washington Times recently that rebuts claims about “Green jobs” in two ways. Burnett points out that in response to President Donald Trump’s saying one reason to withdraw from the Paris climate accord was that staying in would drive energy […]
France’s Reign of Terror
Guest essay by Bill Federer France’s King Louis XVI sent his navy and troops to help America gain independence from Britain, for which France gained very little in return, except enormous debt. On the verge of financial collapse, France experienced a famine in 1788. The people blamed the King. Anti-monarchists referred to Queen Marie Antoinette […]
Sacrificing their Prosperity for their Posterity
Guest essay by Bill Federer The Declaration of Independence acknowledged God: “Laws of Nature and of NATURE’S GOD … “All Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their CREATOR with certain unalienable Rights … Appealing to the SUPREME JUDGE OF THE WORLD for the rectitude of our intentions …” The Declaration ended with: […]
The Declaration of Independence—July 4, 1776
Guest essay by Bobbie Ames The Christian Idea of Man and Government in America’s History Early in our country’s history, the mother country caused great distress among her children. American colonists opposed the English government’s Declaratory Acts, Stamp Act, and other measures. Counted among the opponents were the Whigs, Patriots, and the Sons of Liberty. […]
Flag Day 2017
Guest essay by Bill Federer Thirteen Stars and Thirteen Stripes. On June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress selected the Flag of the United States. In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson designated JUNE 14 as “National Flag Day.” “I…call your attention to the approach of the anniversary of the day upon which the Flag of the […]
President Trump Lifted Gag Order
Guest essay by Bill Falling Last week, President Trump lifted the “Gag Order” off the church, and the non-profit organizations from political activity. Preachers and Pastors, along with University Presidents can endorse candidates for public office, and can verbally oppose corrupt candidates for public office. This should have been a cause of celebration in every […]
Biblical Education, Society and Justice for America?
Guest essay by David Lane Iranian director Asghar Farhadi won this year’s Oscar Award for best foreign language film for his work, The Salesman. Mr. Farhadi chose not to attend the ceremony but had a statement read on his behalf. “I’m sorry I’m not with you tonight. My absence is out of respect for the […]
America’s First War against Muslim Terrorists— Barbary Powers War (1801-05, 1815)
Guest essay by Stephen McDowell America’s war with Muslim terrorists did not begin after the bombing of the Twin Towers in New York City on September 11, 2001. Nor did it begin with the bombing of the Beirut Barracks in Lebanon in 1983. In fact, the first war we fought as a new nation was […]
The Turkish Genocide of Armenian Christians
Guest essay by Peter Hammond April marks the anniversary of the launch of the systematic extermination of the Christian Armenians by the Ottoman Turks. The Jihad began with the arrest of 250 Christian leaders in Constantinople (what is today called Istanbul), on 24 April 1915. Over 1.5 million Christians were slaughtered by Muslims in Turkey […]
To World Magazine on Immigration
Open Letter by Gerald Christian Nordskog Dear World Magazine, I’ve been a subscriber for probably three decades (I may have lapsed once in error but rescribed quickly). I’ve personally corresponded with Joel Belz and met him in person at Coronado Island (CNP) once. Always have I admired the caliber of excellence, high quality, comprehensive news […]
Patrick Transforms Ireland
Guest essay by Stephen McDowell Can a nation be transformed? America is obviously in need of Biblical transformation, as are all the nations of the world. But can we really expect such transformation to ever occur? Can God’s Kingdom come to earth and His will be done here as it is in heaven? Can a […]
Confronting Heresy
Guest essay by Billy Falling “The Church is called to proclaim the Lordship of Jesus, not to confront the culture.” This is the very popular stand of a very famous Christian Minister of my era (I’m 77). Yet it is one of the greatest heresies of the day. Why can’t we do both? During the […]
