How the Smithsonian Quietly Erased America’s Founders
No major exhibit on the Founding Fathers No real treatment of the Pledge of Allegiance But room for a trans display aimed at children A new report says that s today s Smithsonian
No major exhibit on the Founding Fathers No real treatment of the Pledge of Allegiance But room for a trans display aimed at children A new report says that s today s Smithsonian
This revolution Moses brought to the Children of Israel carried forward to Colonial America and our ability to serve as proxies to God in our government.
Having a reservoir of helpful words to share with those facing infertility is an essential component of loving those particular neighbors well. Knowing which words are unhelpful to say is equally important.
Brothers and sisters, if we use our “rightness” as an excuse to lack gentleness, then we stand in opposition to how the Lord wants His servants to act. Moreover, that isn’t even the way the Lord desires to draw people into repentance or into truth!
Although I don’t have the inside scoop, given my career experience, I suspect one thing: confirmation bias.
St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., has given us yet another disturbing example of modern American colleges’ disdain for free speech.
And, if I may be totally candid, one reason that we are in the midst of this very real crisis which is affecting millions and millions of people is that, for all too many years, we have failed to address the relevant biblical and cultural issues.
Cancelling student loans would turn the government into a reverse Robin Hood, taking from the poor and giving to the rich, harming the very people our elected leaders claim they’re trying to help.
Women are hungry for the Word of God, desperate for Bible study resources written with them in mind in their heart language. I saw this truth personally in 2020 as the world succumbed to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The FDA needs major reform, employee accountability and consequences for inaction or silence on bad decisions. He who does wrong will be repaid for what he has done, and there is no partiality (Colossians 3:25).
If we had been Christians living in Europe during the Holocaust, are we sure that we would not have looked the other way rather than risked our lives to save our Jewish neighbors?