Category: Culture
Coach Prime: ‘Sports is sports. It’s a game … Faith is everything’
The last official weekend of summer featured a highly anticipated in-state rivalry here in Colorado called the “Rocky Mountain Showdown” – a contest between the...
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A Conversation with Bob Beckwith, 91, Famous FDNY Firefighter at Ground Zero
It’s an image we’ll never forget – President George W. Bush, bullhorn in hand, standing atop a burned-out firetruck, his arm around the shoulder of...
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NASA’s Webb Telescope Confirms Christian Belief: The Universe Had a Beginning
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope has confirmed evidence of a long-held Christian belief: the universe had an absolute beginning....
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Swords, Sodom and Ancient Steps: Science Will Eventually Catch Up with the Bible
You’ll sometimes find what you’re looking for, but lately there’s been a string of news stories confirming the accuracy and veracity of the Bible. Over...
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Sylvester Graham, the Eccentric Presbyterian Minister behind the Graham Cracker
As the old saying goes, truth is often stranger than fiction. The name Sylvester Graham likely doesn’t mean much to many today, but a reference...
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Where is the Justice Antonin Scalia Commemorative Postage Stamp?
The United States Postal Service recently announced plans to release a new Forever stamp featuring the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. You will...
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The Case for Tragic Optimism
Are you an optimist or a pessimist? Stepping onto the platform to speak in June of 1983 in West Germany at the Third World Congress...
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Anchor Calls Biological Male Accused of Sexual Impropriety a ‘Very Brave Woman’
MSNBC host Yasmin Vossoughian called Artemis Langford, a biological male who self-identifies as a woman, a “very brave woman” in an interview Sunday, less than...
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Madi Prewett Braves Social Media Scorn to Preach Biblical Purity
The Bachelor alumna Madison Prewett is glad she waited for marriage to have sex — and the internet has lots of opinions. The author and...
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The Atlantic Makes the Case for Church Attendance
Writing in The Atlantic this past weekend, Daniel K. Williams, senior fellow at the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, makes a much-welcomed admission — and...
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Judge Allows Man to Stay in Sorority
A Wyoming judge dismissed six women’s case against national sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) Tuesday, allowing a biological male to remain a member despite allegations...
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Remembering J.R.R. Tolkien
Fifty years ago on September 2, one of the most important authors of the twentieth century passed away. While most today know his amazing works of...
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Denmark Joins Growing List of European Nations Limiting So-Called ‘Gender Affirming Care’
The Journal of the Danish Medical Association announced Denmark has been significantly limiting the number of children and young people getting access to puberty blockers,...
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Colorado School District Affirms ‘Deep commitment to a classical education in support of … American principles.’
How’s this for irony: The Vanguard School Board of Directors has overruled its own institution’s decision to tread on one of its student’s first amendment...
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Bob Barker and the Priceless Prize of Eternal Life
When news broke this past Saturday of the death of legendary game show host Bob Barker at the age of 99, tributes began flowing quicker...
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Only Christianity Can Provide True Happiness and Freedom
The Greek philosopher Socrates once said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” The quote is recorded by Plato – Socrates’ student and Aristotle’s teacher...
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The Search for a Church of ‘Tolerance’ and ‘Inclusion’
Washington Post columnist Perry Bacon, Jr. misses church. A self-proclaimed “none,” or person who doesn’t believe in or practice a specific faith, Bacon published a...
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Number of ‘Transgender’ Surgeries Performed Triples From 2016 to 2019
The number of “transgender” surgeries performed in the United States tripled in just three years, a new study found. The study was published in JAMA...
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Cycling, Chess and Weightlifting – International Groups Protecting Women’s Competitions
There is a growing backlash against men who identify as women taking competitive opportunities and wins from females, as more international organizations move to protect...
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The Surprising and Inspirational Backstory of ‘The Sandlot,’ Now Celebrating Its 30th Anniversary
It’s been thirty years since we first saw Scotty Smalls awkwardly introduce himself to eight new friends on a makeshift baseball diamond in The Sandlot,...
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Christians and Conspiracy Theories: Discerning Fact from Fiction
Whether it’s chatter about the grassy knoll in Dallas, alleged aliens and Area 51 in Roswell, N.M., the so-called fake moon landing, fake birds being...
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The Small Homes of Our Childhood Often Hold Oversized Happy Memories
Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal features a story with a curious headline: “Goodbye Bathtub and Living Room. America’s Homes are Shrinking.” Just how much shrinkage depends...
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Private Foundation Announces $92 Million in Grants Awarded to ‘Help Parents Share Christian Faith with Their Children’
The Lilly Endowment, an Indiana-based private philanthropic foundation, announced 77 recipients of their new Christian Parenting and Caregiving Initiative totaling $92 million in grant money. The Initiative is a...
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Oliver Anthony Turns Down $8 Million Recording Contract. Some Things Money Just Can’t Buy.
Two weeks ago, Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond” became the Number One song on iTunes. The native Virginian musician rocketed to overnight stardom...
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