I am headed for Washington DC to be in the March for life, and to speak at a small men’s gathering. I beg your prayers. In part I will explain why building the wall is a critical need if we are going to overturn Roe vs. Wade. Here is is in a nutshell… Why We […]
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Another Mass Shooting
Guest essay by Stephen McDowell Who is at fault, and can we do anything to prevent future murders? Murder is an evil act which must be condemned and dealt with in a proper way to diminish future murders and create a culture of life. Murder has existed since the fall of mankind, and has waxed […]
A Wonderful Unexpected Christmas Gift
Guest essay by Lloyd Marcus My wife Mary and I are an interracial couple. Over 40 years ago, Mary’s dad and stepmother who raised her accepted their daughter marrying a black guy. Mary’s birth mother did not. She refused to meet me. Around Thanksgiving, Mary received an amazing letter from her birth mother expressing how […]
As a Nation, We Have Forgotten God
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe When I was a kid, there was an expression: “Stop the world. I want to get off.” Glancing at the headlines sometimes make me feel that way. For example, here are some stories highlighted on Drudge today (8/6/18): A crackdown on free speech by Apple. They decide what is and […]
Some Presidential Reflections on Christmas
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe In the last few decades, we have somehow been conned into the idea that there is a strict separation of God and state in the public square of America. But that is so clearly out of step with our traditions, including our Christmas traditions. Some past presidents have made interesting […]
Five Hymns My Kids Should Know
Guest essay by Michael Green Right now, my iPod is blasting, “If you’ve got pain, He’s a pain taker…. He’s the Chainbreaker!” Powerful songs, indeed. Many of today’s current praise songs are quite sweet and anointed! History tells us, every new touch of God brings a fresh touch to our worship experience and, for more […]
Thomas Jefferson and the Myth of a Secular America
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe The contentiousness of the recent elections underscores how there are conflicting visions of what our nation should be. Are we a brave new world in a secular mold or are we endowed by our Creator with inalienable rights? Secularists have tried to change America into a godless void. And they […]
The “New NAFTA” Power Grab
Guest essay by Tom Gow Following an agreement with Canada, President Trump claimed victory in the negotiations to replace NAFTA: The president said it fulfills his campaign pledge to replace NAFTA, which he called “perhaps the worst trade deal ever made,” and claimed it will transform the U.S. back into a “manufacturing powerhouse.” “Throughout the […]
The Forbidden Book Unchained
Guest essay by Marshall Foster It was the greatest catastrophe in recorded history. The Black Death, the bubonic plague, ravaged Asia, then descended upon Europe and swept into England in 1348.The deadly bacteria were carried by flea-infested rats on ships from the East. The plague killed up to 50 million people—roughly 60% of the entire […]
What Should Be Our Attitude Regarding Great Evil?
Perhaps that question should be reworded to: What is America’s attitude toward exploding evil in our country, and what should it be? Today, many Americans have zero understanding of this evil—having been almost totally dumbed down by the controlled media, by the leftist—controlled educational system, or by their nonstop preoccupation with entertainment (i.e., gadgets, social […]
The Reformation Roots of Western Civilization
Guest essay by Peter Hammond Unprecedented Western civilisation has been blessed with the greatest freedom, productivity and prosperity ever known in history. The liberty, standards of justice and creativity enjoyed in Western civilisation is a direct result of the Protestant Reformation of the 16th Century. First Things First Our Lord Jesus Christ taught: “But […]
Of John Locke
Guest essay by Daniel Itse Who is John Locke? I myself have just finished a 400-page biography of John Locke, “John Locke, Philosopher of American Liberty”. As I began it, it seemed a bit tedious, but by the end I was enthralled and even more convinced that the understanding of liberty by our founding fathers, […]
We Have a Choice
Guest essay by Ruth J. Smith America is faced with a great challenge today, a challenge that will not be easily answered or dealt with. The tentacles of socialism have penetrated our national government in the huge bureaucracy of non-elected officials and departments. These public offices have the authority to make regulations to which we, […]
Vote, then Double Down
The people of the United States founded our country, from the first colonies, on the basis of self-government. Self-government means the people administer its civil government through representation of their wisest neighbors of the best character. Such service has always required sacrifice. The best early American civil representatives served only at the urging and sometimes […]
Death of a Culture
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 […]
