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.”

...There are lots of reasons why people want to read more but don’t.

...The progressive worldview is built on the assumption that it is always immoral to stop people from having what they want. If coming into America will make them happy, they should be allowed to and...

...In the eyes of the law, children become like pieces of property, as the law must intervene in the many complicated situations that arise as a result of divorcing reproduction from its traditional context.

As we look around the world, we see the glaring hypocrisy in American feminism. The women in Iran are risking everything to fight for their rights. Meanwhile, what are American feminists focusing on?

Seemingly overnight, the world appears to have changed — the assumptions, rules, and expectations of global geopolitics have been so much suddenly basically altered. Time will tell if it is permanent...

...An emerging effort to revive the Aaronite priests and Levitical assistants of ancient Israel has grown into a nearly 100-strong professional community of Levites in just a month, led by a Temple Mount activist.

The Israeli Supreme Court has held that Jews have the legal right to pray on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, though it could be limited if the public order is threatened. 

Recent data highlights a striking social shift: Even as technology advances at breakneck speed, many Americans are intentionally stepping back through “digital detoxes” that are genuinely enhancing their lives.

...This is a historic break from France's postwar trajectory and a definitive sign of
the ongoing, and much-ignored, demographic collapse across Europe and the West.

... Participation in civil society binds us together with others and characteristically gives us the sense that life is rich, meaningful, and worth living. Participation in civil society empowers us to know ourselves.

What is tearing this country apart is not merely politics. It is something far deeper, far older, and far more consequential. We are witnessing a moral rupture. It is a conflict between moral authorities.