A global climate or health system that depends on the continuous escalation of crisis narratives is structurally incapable of declaring success. Trump’s decision confronts that reality directly.

...Robert E. Lee was revered in his day for his military genius and loved for his bravery, honor, and loyalty...There was much about him that is worth emulating today — which is why we remember him still.

...Theoretically, a galaxy that far away from Earth would move at the speed of light. That distance, way "up" there in space, is called the Cosmic Horizon. So, then, where is heaven located, exactly? 

...Miraculously, one of the drones missed the building where 20 pastors were sleeping by mere feet and detonated in the parking lot instead. Another landed in the church park. No one was injured

...It’s not education, folks. It’s indoctrination. It appears the teacher was not so much interested in helping kids find their voices as she was silencing their voices.

...The security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are deliberately firing at protesters’ eyes to blind them, or at their heads to kill them. Doctors claim that they are determined to cause severe injuries, or death.

...For all of us, the world is a hostile, chaotic place. But for young people raised on the Internet and the constant dump of information, the world is an incredibly dangerous and hostitle place.

...In a press release touting the Trump Administration’s success at the borders, CBP points to “historic levels” of lowest encounter totals, lowest illegal crossings, drug interdictions, and trade enforcement...

The brilliant U.S. action in Venezuela is causing major shifts in this hemisphere. Indeed, all the world seems atilt now from the Mideast to Europe, and the Democrats seem to have lost it with most all...

A new report reveals the highest number of countries persecuting Christians in recorded history, with faith communities facing imprisonment, violence and even death simply for practicing their beliefs.

...Inspired by Dr. King’s resolve and courage to right racial wrongs, the sordid personal news saddens us. Without question, his public life and his personal life appeared to be in moral and biblical conflict.

By the end of 2024, enough Canadians to fill a sizable football stadium had died by euthanasia...What makes these deaths any different than homicides?

...Scripture teaches us that God raises up leaders and nations and takes them down. We also know that we humans can have a role to play in all this. God can use human agency to bring change to nations.

...People’s “gender identity” is irrelevant to biologically based distinctions in sports.

When the radical jihadist regime in Iran falls, and it now appears that it is only a matter of time before it does, the impact on the global campaign of terror will be sudden and immense.

Former Baptist interloper Russell Moore wants Christians to be as morally adrift as he is. Uneasy about law enforcement, uneasy about Scripture, uneasy about appeals to order, authority, and justice.

...If we continue down the path set before us by the globalists and many evangelical elites, we will undermine the very mission philosophy we cherish, while simultaneously destroying our own nation.

...Nearly one-in-five churchgoers have paid for, encouraged or chosen to have an abortion themselves." One in five (19%) have participated somehow in purposefully ending the life of a vulnerable child.

 Cartoonist Scott Adams, creator of the comic strip 'Dilbert' died from cancer this week.  His spiritual journey is controversial to say the least. He wrote, 'I’m not a believer, but I have to admit the risk-reward calculation for doing so looks attractive." Calculating the the odds is not the same as 'accepting Christ.'

Christian music is no longer confined to Christian radio, Christian bookstores, or Sunday morning playlists. It is breaking through at a pace not seen in over a decade. But many questions follow...

...It is certainly not an encouraging sign that 40% of American adults read zero books in 2025. Surveys tell us that the “median American read two books in 2025.”