I was recently given the unique privilege of viewing a remote, yet extremely important tract of land that cuts the Korean Peninsula in half. It is known as the DMZ—the Demilitarized Zone—or by the infamous reference “The 38th Parallel.” In all, it is 250 kilometers long and 4 kilometers wide. To call it “demilitarized” is Read more…
TV host Eric Metaxas interviews author/columnist Larry Alex Taunton on TBN about January 6th and the Left’s attempt to end parental rights in education.
Incrementally the state is calling for an end to parental rights. This has been done before—with disastrous effect. Read Larry’s latest column.
Over a hundred men sat at tables around the room, all wearing the same tan uniforms with the words “Department of Corrections” displayed largely on their backs. The room felt like a rundown school cafeteria – painted stone walls and a concrete floor. Just outside the thick glass windows, a Read more…
Warning: this article is interactive We all know the John Lennon song Imagine in which the late Beatle sings: “Imagine there’s no heaven …” The words are sung with great feeling, hope even. It has the quality of a tragic “if only”—if only there was no heaven, oh, how wonderful Read more…
Where are we to find hope amidst our suffering and that of others? Christmas is a reminder of the only real hope any of us have.
You are Free to Get Vaccinated—or Not I have been vaccine-article-hesitant for almost a year. It’s a daunting issue. But recent developments, two in particular, have flushed me out: vaccine passports and those who make dubious scriptural arguments to support the government’s vaccine mandate. Let’s start with the latter. Recently, Read more…
These are the people whose opinions on politics and culture you should ignore
This one pains me. I voted for “Dubya.” Twice. Bush began cuddling up to Democrats—literally—not long after he left office. Why? Was this an attempt to save a tattered legacy in the wake of his failed policies in the Middle East? Or was it a quid pro quo with Democrats Read more…
I like Beth Moore. I confess that I have not had much opportunity to hear her speak, and never in person. But I did pick up one of her books at a secondhand store some years ago and I found it quite helpful. Most of all, I appreciated her honesty Read more…