...Without a growing population we will not have enough people to produce the goods and services, to sustain a robust economy. Even liberal economists recognize this.

...We ignored the warnings. We turned down repeated plans to find and eliminate Bin Laden. We gave the enemy breathing room. Almost 3000 Americans paid the price. And, now we are doing it again.

...Naturally, many organizations, particularly of the prosperity preaching, money-grubbing kind do not share their compensation, with some partnering with churches to purposefully avoid transparency. 

The health policy worldview determines its success only in the fact that they have controlled the individual health decisions. Any mistakes in policy will be taken into account in the next decision.

...This is arguably part of God’s sovereign purpose. He is using Hamlin’s life to bring glory to Himself and to get the attention of a nation that has for all practical purposes, forgotten God.

...What if being a Christian cost something — like your popularity, your job, your rights, your family, or your life? This is the stark reality of many Christians overseas, particularly in China...

How do we explain the increasing radicalization of our country and the decided shift left?

Despite $80 billion in new funding, the agency is living up to its reputation of hassling low-income taxpayers over rich people.

...The Platinum Rule shifts our perspective and says that we are to treat others as they want to be treated. It doesn’t matter how you want to be treated, it’s all about the expectation of the other person.

Now we have the AP continuing the Orwellian language fray by dehumanizing unborn children by altering the language journalists use to describe unborn children and the people who fight for them.

We are in the midst of an anthropological crisis. This affects the politics of the public square most obviously, but it raises questions about what it means to be human in the most basic sense...

How do you make apartheid sound good? Easy. Just call it the “historic status quo”.

Most Protestant churchgoers spend time alone with God at least daily, but there’s a range in what they do in that time and what resources they use.

What’s at stake here is not just a debate about medical policy. What is happening involves nothing less than the fundamental reshaping of our body politic, a massive assault on the constitutional system...

Reports say there’s reason to think the situation is going to get worse as the disease is now moving into rural areas where there are no real hospitals or treatment available for anyone who gets sick.

We are waking up from a nightmare to a country we no longer recognize, from a coup we never knew.