Announcement for friend of Nordskog Publishing, Publicist Patra Minocha Christian publicist Patra Minocha is promoting Hallowed King Day, a Sacred Celebration of Jesus Christ, as a godly and righteous alternative to celebrating the satanic, pagan holiday Halloween. All Hallows Eve—Hallows’ Even or Hallowe’en—originally remembered dead Saints, some martyred for steadfast Christian faith. Over the years, […]
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Keep On Keeping On: Celebrating the Life of James Rose
Guest essay by Jeanette Whittaker James B. RoseSeptember 17, 1938 – January 19, 2019 As we commemorate Constitution Day – September 17, we also celebrate the life of Mr. James Rose, born on Constitution Day, 1938. Mr. Rose lived in a manner that reflected His Creator and Lord. He testified faithfully to the remarkable Providence […]
Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day?
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe Political correctness infects virtually every aspect of our culture, our thinking, our heritage. When I grew up (and I was born in 1956), Christopher Columbus was a great hero. Now, to some, he has become a villain. He is blamed for many unjustifiable things, most of which followed in the […]
Open Letter to Joel Belz Regarding President Trump
By Gerald Christian Nordskog Re: Voices/Joel Belz opinion, “Dilemma 2020—Candidates from the Barrel Bottom” —September 14, 2019 issue of World Magazine. Dear Editor: I am very glad Donald Trump is our president. He has courage and integrity, is strong and wise on many if not most issues in America. I regret Mr. Belz, whom has […]
Christianity and the Constitution
Guest essay by Stephen McDowell The United States Constitution is perhaps the most important document ever written for the benefit of mankind other than the Bible. A prestigious literary journal reveals the reason why, declaring in 1867: “The American government and Constitution is the most precious possession which the world holds, or which the future […]
An Unredacted History of America’s Birth
Guest essay by Marshal Foster The true story of America’s founding has been artfully removed from the individual and corporate memory of the American people. Virtually all communication in America today is filtered through an elite group of isolated tech giants, a cadre of ideologically radical educators and a huge national government bureaucracy. Former far […]
The Power of Limits
Guest Essay by Martin G. Selbrede I’ve borrowed my title from an important article by Christian architect James Elliott Bryant (those interested in seeing how a Biblical worldview directly affects the field of architecture should look up and study his one-of-a-kind presentation).1 We’ll be looking at this concept from several additional angles. So, let us […]
The Survival of Christian Civilization
Guest essay by William Federer Our civilization cannot survive… unless… permeated with the spirit of Christ.Woodrow Wilson President William Howard Taft stated at a missionary conference in 1908: No man can study the movement of modern civilization from an impartial standpoint, and not realize that Christianity and the spread of Christianity are the basis of […]
The High Price of Forgetting God
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe Recently a survey of Americans found an abysmal lack of knowledge of our history and some of the basics of American civics. The pollsters concluded: “A waning knowledge of American history may be one of the greatest educational challenges facing the U.S.” I once interviewed the late Mel and Norma […]
In Memoriam: Nearing the Open Gate
By Annette Adams Closer to timelessness, Farther from doubt, Closer to finding What life’s all about. Closer to happiness, Farther from fears,Close to the time when There’ll be no more tears. Closer to Paradise, Farther from sin, Close to that gate Where the faithful walk in. Closer to heaven— Our Jesus—The Word, Where Closer and Farther Need […]
PROCLAMATIONS
By President Trump Proclamation on Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A., 2019Education Issued on: April 16, 2019 * * * A strong republic requires a people abounding in knowledge, which forges the character of the citizenry and its chosen representatives. Through study of the thoughts and discoveries of others, citizens enhance their shared understanding of who […]
Summer Learning Fact Box
Guest essay by Ruth Smith How does your family make summer memorable and meaningful? To encourage summer learning, the following article comes to you from the Pilgrim Institute archives. In the summer of 1984, Verna Hall and Rosalie Slater of the Foundation for American Christian Education gave children an opportunity to do special projects which […]
A Philosophy of Education and a Philosophy of Government
Guest essay by Katherine Dang If education’s goal is to produce good citizens (Webster’s American Dictionary of the English Language, 1828), then, one’s philosophy of education is one’s philosophy of government. History has illustrated how doctrine can direct a generation’s character, which in turn has determined the government over them. Frankness forces one to step […]
Christian Education: The Means of Transforming America and the Nations
Guest essay by Stephen McDowell The Bible teaches us that all men have great value, but that men are sinful, in a fallen state, and in need of a redeemer. We cannot save ourselves. We need the regenerating power of the Holy Spirit to work in us, to translate us into the kingdom of God. […]
Reviving Holy Musical Worship
Many Christians seem not entirely satisfied with the mainstream of musical church worship today. Our readers may know that this subject is dear to our hearts here at Nordskog Publishing. We are honored to publish Dino and Cheryl Kartsonakis’s Hymn Restoration—an excellent and important contribution toward guiding the future of individual and church musical worship. […]
