...Revolutionaries have consistently redefined reality and classifications to control the narrative & advance their agendas. These transformations represent a reclassification of societal norms and values...

Something very strange is happening with the East African Republic of Kenya – a flurry of activity at a geopolitical level that saw is rise and fall from grace in mere days.

The U.S. Supreme Court waded into controversy on Monday with a landmark decision in Trump v. United States, declaring that the U.S. President’s official acts are protected from prosecution by immunity.

Oxford University Press, a prestigious academic publisher, has a bestselling book of all time that it doesn’t often celebrate. That bestseller is the Scofield Reference Bible...

...“A society that puts equality before freedom will get neither,” warned Milton Friedman. With equal rights as a self-evident truth, we need not obsess about the unequal outcomes.

On this Independence Day, let’s acknowledge the exceptional existence of these United States of America. I came to America in 1975, and I quickly learned what my new country was all about.

...The Declaration of Independence could not have formed the cornerstone of the American Revolution without a firm declaration that God—not government—is the foundation of just rule.

...Thomas Jefferson was uniquely trusted by his fellow Founders...As “first among equals,” Jefferson was a thinker for his time and ours. He intentionally spoke to us and still does. What would he say today?

July hosts two revolutions that changed the world...The contrast between the founding of the two republics is more than a matter of history. The American and French revolutions are still playing out today.

The court ruled that a former president is “presumptively” immune from prosecution for any “official” duties of the president of the United States, but he may be prosecuted for “unofficial” actions.

Abuse of power by unaccountable bureaucrats suffers a lethal setback.

...Four predominant views exist concerning whether American churches should recognize the holiday in a worship service. These views are on a spectrum, and godly people can have differing perspectives.

...If today’s Christians were simply to stand up — and, most importantly, if they all believe in a Cause greater than themselves, then all the insane ills plaguing Western society would dissipate like vapor.

Who thinks their phone is more important than their kids? No one? Then why do I see parents ignoring their children and focusing on their phones and electronics while in public and at gatherings...?

...The United Nations estimates that more than 575,000 people are displaced, living in tents. About 5 million people—more than half of Haiti’s population—are in extreme need of food.

“Clarks Summit University’s Board of Trustees has made the difficult and painful decision to begin the process of closure. Clarks Summit University, including Baptist Bible Seminary, is unable to offer...

What was the most important day in our nation's history? Many would say July 4, 1776, and for very good reasons. Yet there was another July 4 that may be the more miraculous day: July 4, 1787.

...The useful lie continued throughout his presidency, escalating in direct proportion to Joe’s mounting stumbles, brain freezes, rambling, and incomprehensible speech.

Entrepreneurial alternatives to dying Christian colleges are embodying the spirit of St. Antony: they’d rather take their chances in the desert than settle for the status quo.

The local church has lost its prominence and priority in the life of far too many professing Christians. Believing one doesn’t have to go to church to be a Christian is happening now. This is the new normal...

The Presbyterian Church USA is racing to become the gayest denomination in the United States. At it’s general assembly, they decided to advance the gay agenda by promoting Transgender Day of Visibility.