Guest essay by Ben Gilmore A story – My guide and I saw a shepherd following his flock down the road. I asked, “Isn’t the shepherd supposed to walk in front and lead his sheep?” My guide replied, “That isn’t the shepherd. That is the butcher.” I am in awe of any shepherd who can […]
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Using the IRS to Suppress Free Speech
Guest essay by Star Parker After the Citizens United decision, the president himself weighed in, expressing his outrage about the decision, indicating his intent to “develop a forceful response to this decision.” The latest round of the IRS scandal, in which Tea Party and conservative groups have been selectively targeted for harassment by our tax […]
The Call to Live Against the World for the World: Why Christians should be involved in culture
Guest Essay by Ed Vitagliano It’s one of the stories we rarely tell during the Christmas season. After Herod the king learns from the magi that the Messiah has been born, Herod doesn’t exactly rejoice and sing carols. Instead, understanding what the coming of the Messiah would mean for his own reign, Herod tries to […]
Powerful Evangelical and Culture Changing Work in Uganda
Guest essay by Ronald Kirk What if you could help powerfully redeem a long-broken but promising African nation to Christ, to see a significant answer to Christ’s prayer—God’s will be done on earth? A little explanation… Back in the early 1980s, my wife and I started a pioneering Christian day school called the Master’s School. […]
The Christian Testimony of Peyton Manning
Guest essay by Michael Christian On Sunday Peyton Manning, the quarterback of the playoff-bound Denver Broncos, completed the greatest statistical regular season at the Quarterback position in the 94-year history of the National Football League (NFL). This regular season saw Manning set records in yards passed in a season (5,477) and touchdowns thrown in a […]
George Washington, the Apples, and the Tree
Excerpt by John Frost From the indications which we have of George’s earliest studies, the books presented to him by his father must have been carefully chosen with reference to their moral and religious tendency. The direction thus given to young aspirations, was towards that elevated character which his subsequent life exhibited; and the fact […]
A Place that Should Have Been Safe
Guest essay by Terri PalmquistBabies died today … In a place that should have been safe! Thousands marched in protest… But, babies still died today, In a place that should have been safe! Laws were passed and politicians elected … But, babies still died today, In a place that should have been safe! Fundraisers attended […]
The Alamo: Hallowed American Ground or UN Captive?
Guest Essay by Tom DeWeese In 1836, 150 courageous and dedicated men died defending the Alamo. They fought in opposition to the rise of authoritarian big government as Mexico abandoned its Republic. The men of the Alamo were essentially betrayed and sacrificed by their own Texas government because of indecision and bickering by its political […]
Record-breaking DROUGHT — CAUSE and CURE
Strange weather we’ve been having as we have entered a dangerous record-breaking period of drought in California… It will impact everything from food production, to the economy, to water rationing, to recreational snow and water uses… Some claim the drought is a result of “climate change,” but isn’t that idea just a distraction from the […]
Mass Marketing the Mandela Myth
Film Review The new Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom film presents a selection and distortion of the history of South Africa and Nelson Mandela as the secular humanists of the New World Order would like us to perceive it. The film rushes through the life and times of Nelson Mandela, completely ignoring the Cold War […]
Roe v. Wade
Guest Essay by Tony Nassif Los Angeles: We now approach another day of infamy commemorating millions of aborted children. We hear about the horrors of the execution of the babies and the suffering repercussions the mothers’ face emotionally. Yet there is another victim. In Jeremiah 1:5, God says, “Before I formed you in the womb […]
Obama liberals’ hatred for religious freedom
Guest essay by William J. Murray There is little doubt that the Obama White House was behind the attempt to defund and shut down the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. The USCIRF is an embarrassment to an Administration which wants to pretend that Sharia law, which permits honor killings, is no different than […]
The Key to American Liberty
Guest essay by Marshall Foster Since the early 20th century America has entered into a century long romance with the leviathan of public debt. Since the year 2000 our debt has exploded from $5 trillion to over $17 trillion. Thomas Jefferson had interesting insights into this subject. America’s third president warned against the centralization of […]
In Memoriam—Nasser Salib Farag—May 27, 1939 to November 18, 2013
Dr. Nasser S. Farag has passed on to the glorious presence of the Lord. Dr. Farag was the English translator and contributor to the English edition of Nordskog Publishing’s title The Virgin Mary in the Light of the Word of God, a gracious Biblical apologetic and evangelistic treatment of Mary the mother of Jesus. Dr. […]
MOVIEGUIDE®’s Top Ten Family-Friendly Christmas Movies
Guest Essay Dr. Ted Baehr, Publisher MOVIEGUIDE® has put together a list of great movies for the Christmas season, starting with the movie that shows clearly the reason for the season, THE NATIVITY STORY. THE NATIVITY STORY, Quality: * * * * Acceptability: +4 – 2006 THE NATIVITY STORY is one of those very rare movies […]