Guest essay by Peter Flaherty More than anything else, the indictments of Paul Manafort and his partner Rick Gates demonstrate the fraudulent nature of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation. The probe has little to do with Russian interference in last year’s election. Instead, it is calculated to protect Mueller and a cabal within the FBI […]
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What’s Wrong with Equal Rights?
Guest essay by Anne Schlafly Cori Replace #MeToo with #NoWay Would the episodes of male bosses sexually harassing young women in the office be different if more women were in power? Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Sheryl Sandberg have said, “Yes!” and argue that female bosses would prevent sexual harassment. Nonsense! Women, just by their presence, […]
Celebrating 25 Years of Service
At their 2018 Board of Directors meeting, dear friends of Nordskog Publishing the Foundation for American Christian Education (FACE) celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of Thomas Slick Moorman’s service as director. FACE has served our Savior since the early-1960s as the premier propagator of the America’s providential legacy of Christian liberty to a languishing country. They […]
13 Years After They Starved My Sister to Death, We Must Never Forget Terri Schiavo
Guest essay by Bobby Schindler Every year, I write to honor my sister, Terri Schiavo, on March 31st, the anniversary of her death. For those who do not remember, Terri, at the age of 26, experienced a still inexplicable collapse resulting in a severe brain injury. Terri’s case and condition continue to be inaccurately reported. […]
God and Creation
When GOD solves our problems, we have faith in HIS abilities. When GOD doesn’t solve our problems, HE has faith in [uses] our abilities. One may observe God’s accuracy in the hatching of eggs… those of the Canary in 14 days; those of the Barnyard Hen in 21 days; Eggs of Ducks and Geese in […]
The Answer to School Shootings? The Bible
Guest essay by Duane Lindberg In the aftermath of another tragic school shooting, it is predictable many will play the blame game. The assumption of the “left” is guns are the real culprit and the ultimate enemy is the National Rifle Association. Whereas, the “right” blames the ACLU and liberal judges who refuse to allow […]
Letter to Billy Graham on the Inerrancy of the Bible
Guest essay by Jay Grimstead [The following letter excerpt was part of a back and forth correspondence in the late 1970s between Dr. Billy Graham and Nordskog Publishing author Dr. Jay Grimstead. We Christians tend to think the church has perfectly worked out theology and faith, that we have answered all questions. Not so! The […]
House Intelligence Committee Finds No Russia Collusion’ by Trump Campaign
Guest essay by William J. Murray House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA) announced in mid-March that the committee’s investigation of alleged Russian collusion with Trump and his campaign staff is over. The committee is issuing a 150-page document that shows there was no collusion or coordination between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives. The […]
Background of Pastor Jonas Clark Excerpted from The Battle of Lexington
Selection by Gerald Christian Nordskog The Rev. William Ware, Cambridge, MA, in the Annals of the American Pulpit, August 10, 1850, provided insights into the background of Rev. Jonas Clark. I have selected what I feel our readers should know concerning the unique and gifted pastor who was providentially set in Lexington for just such […]
Christian Persecution in India
It is well known that India is a Hindu dominated nation—with between 80 and 90% of the population Hindu. The two largest minority religions would be Christian and Muslim-about 5% each. What is not well known to people (and Christians) around the world (and virtually never mentioned in the mainline media) is that severe persecution […]
The Fate of Blood-Thirsty Oppressors, and GOD’s Tender Care of His Distressed People
Sermon by Jonas Clark Preached at Lexington, April 19, 1776 To commemorate the MURDER, BLOODSHED and Commencement of Hostilities, between Great-Britain and America, in that Town, by a Brigade of Troops of George III, under Command of Lieutenant-Colonel SMITH, on the Nineteenth of April, 1775. (Excerpted from the Nordskog Publishing title The Battle of Lexington) […]
Patrick of Ireland—Part 2
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. […]
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 […]
