Guest essay by Jeffrey Daly Get Down, People. Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Even so, Amen. —Revelation 1:7 Dear Christian Warriors: The current Sunday pastime in the USA is not church. It’s […]
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Columbus the Man
By Ron Kirk What was Christopher Columbus like at the “dangerous age” of thirty years? Historian and scholar Samuel Eliot Morison says thirty is dangerous “to youthful ambition, to ideals and visions; the age that makes rovers settle down, drains the fire from ardent youth, turns men into tabby-cats content to sit by the fire.” […]
Why Columbus Sailed West
Guest essay by Bill Federer Was Islam responsible for Columbus seeking a sea route to India & China? “There are but 155 years left at which time…the world will come to an end,” wrote Christopher Columbus in his book Libro de Las Profecias, composed in 1502 between his 3rd and 4th voyages.” Columbus continued: “The […]
Thoughts on Constitution Day: Understanding Positive Grant and Limited Government
Guest essay by Michael Boldin Today is a day that’s not celebrated like many other “holidays” in American society. You see, September 17th is Constitution Day—a day that appears to be nearly forgotten in America. Sadly, over the years, people have stopped paying attention to the Constitution. It’s rare to hear people talking about the […]
The Closed Womb
Essay by Gail Grace Nordskog I love getting up between five thirty and six o’clock a.m., before the noise and the distractions of the day begin—having a nice hot cup of coffee while reading my Bible and journaling, out on our back deck in the beautiful harbor of Ventura, California, where I live. This is […]
Happy with Government Care? Look at the American Indian
Guest essay by Bill Federer The Pulitzer Prize winning book Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, written by Jared Diamond (1997), documented that throughout human history hunter-gathering peoples were always subdued by civilizations which had mastered domestication of grains and animals—from Mesopotamia to Indonesia, to Africa, to the Pacific Islands, to the […]
URGENT: A Call to Prayer for Millions in the Path of Hurricane Irma
As I write, Hurricane Irma has reached Category 5, with maximum sustained winds of 175 mph. The National Hurricane Center calls it “the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic basin outside of the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico in the NHC records” (emphasis added). The NHC says Irma “will bring life-threatening wind, storm surge, and rainfall hazards to portions […]
Reaping the Whirlwind: Hurricane Harvey
Guest essay by Jeff Daly Corpus Christi = The Body of Christ For behold, the LORD will come in fire And His chariots like the whirlwind, To render His anger with fury, And His rebuke with flames of fire.—Isaiah 66:15 Dear Christian Warriors: A massive storm sits outside Texas today (has now hit the Texas […]
You Americans are so Gullible
Guest essay by William Federer “You Americans are so gullible…You won’t accept Communism outright, but we’ll keep feeding you small doses”—Khrushschev, 1959 In an attempt to warn the nation, the Democrat Congressman from Florida, Albert S. Herlong, Jr., read into the U.S. Congressional Record, January 10, 1963, the list of Communist goals for America (Vol […]
The Dominion of Providence Over the Passions of Men (on the eve of the American Revolution)
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 […]
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: […]
