Guest essay by Marshall Foster When Patrick first came to Ireland he had been brutally kidnapped and sold into slavery. He returned to Ireland not as a slave, but as a liberator. This simple event “had the most extraordinary, most far-reaching effect. It changed the face of the nation, and utterly changed the nation’s destiny. […]
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Patrick of Ireland—Part 1
Guest essay by Marshall Foster Patrick of Ireland. Every year on March 17th we celebrate his life. Countless sons have been named after him. Innumerable churches bear his name as well. Parades in his honor march through the streets of great cities. But do we really know him? The truth is, very few people do. […]
Attempting the Impossible – for America’s Preborn, the Church, and Our Republic
Guest essay by Please Let Me Live National Life Chain God is looking for those with whom He can do the impossible. What a pity that we plan only the things that we can do by ourselves.—A.W. Tozer (deceased), revered prayer leader, pastor, theologian Mindful of our nation’s confused values and erratic politics, many in […]
What Was the “Crime” of Jesus that Got Him Crucified?
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe Soon another Holy Week will be upon us, beginning with Palm Sunday and culminating with Easter Sunday. It was “the week that changed the world.” The week began in a humble, triumphant sort of way. That may seem like an oxymoron. Jesus was hailed as a king, but rode in […]
Dear Mr. President
President Donald Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington DC 20500 Dear Mr. President, Today we mourn the needless loss of the lives of seventeen high school students in Florida. I join you in my prayers for their families. So much of these tragedies could be avoided if you will take the lead […]
The Motives Behind the Massacre
Guest essay by Patrick J. Buchanan “Enough is enough!” “This can’t go on!” “This has to stop!” These were among the comments that came through the blizzard of commentary after the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Broward County. We have heard these words before. Unfortunately, such atrocities are not going to stop. […]
Congressman Steve King (R-IA) Introduces ‘Heartbeat Protection Act’
Guest essay by William J. Murray At the end of October, Iowa Congressman Steve King introduced R.R. 490, the “Heartbeat Protection Act” to protect unborn babies from abortion. The legislation currently has 170 co-sponsors. According to King: “Since Roe v. Wade was unconstitutionally decided in 1973, nearly 60 million innocent babies’ the abortion industry has […]
Our Moment in History
Guest essay by Marshall Foster In moments of imminent danger facing our nation, American believers, with faith in Almighty God, have been the light and hope of our republic. Thankfully, our American Founders were not like the atheist leaders of the French Revolution who drowned the Christian leaders of France by the thousands in the […]
Overcoming Christian Lethargy in America
Guest essay by David Lane A college student in Canada asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a question last week on free speech as it relates to the pro-life movement. Student: “I’m a first-year student here at McMaster, and I just wanted to know your views on freedom of speech, and if it’s important to you […]
Prolife in the Trenches—a Collection of Vignettes
Guest essay by Ed Martin A Total Injustice If you block the door to an abortion clinic to save babies, the government may convict you of a federal crime and sentenced to a year and a half in jail. Yet… Abortionist, James Scott Pendergraft, was arrested in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. The government indicted Pendergraft […]
Loving God with Our Minds—a Tribute to the Late R. C. Sproul
Guest essay by Jerry Newcombe The greatest command, said Jesus, is that we love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Sometimes missing today among many professing Christians is the emphasis on the mind. A great evangelical theologian died December 14, 2017, R. C. Sproul (rhymes with role), the founder of Ligonier Ministries. […]
Millions Miss Out on Joys of Grandparenting by Following Liberal Lies on Abortion
Guest Essay by Jerry Newcombe An acquaintance once asked Winston Churchill if he had shown the statesman a picture of his grandchild. Churchill replied, saying something like: “No. And I have forgotten to thank you for that.” I must confess to being an overly satisfied grandparent. It is an unbelievable blessing and joy. But tragically, […]
The Christ Child—the Conquering King
Guest essay by Randall A. Terry And you shall call His name Jesus, For he shall save His people from their sins (Matt. 1: 21). The Son of God appeared for this purpose, to destroy the works of the devil (1 John 3:8). The very names of the Holy Child point to our Salvation: Emmanuel… […]
Christmas is the Story of Christ
Guest essay by the Christian Law Association Is Christ Being Discriminated Against at Christmas? It is important for all Christians to understand that the United States Supreme Court has never said that governments, schools, or private businesses must eliminate the religious aspects of a cultural holiday like Christmas. Instead, the Court has held that the […]
The Mother of Jesus Prophesies the End of Tyrannies
Commentary from John Calvin Before Jesus was born and during her visit to her cousin Elizabeth, filled with the Spirit, Mary prophesied in Luke One: [45] And Mary said: [46] My soul magnifies the Lord, [47] And my spirit has rejoiced in God my Savior. [48] For He has regarded the lowly state of His […]
