Category: Culture
The Quiet but Powerful Faith of the Founder of the Masters Tournament
The 87th edition of the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia begins on Thursday, a storied event that transcends the sport...
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What’s With Trans Activist’s Growing Fascination with Violence and Assault Weapons?
As our nation mourns the tragic death of six innocent people who died at a Nashville Christian school last week at the rifle barrel of...
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The Inspiring Story of the Industrialist, the Mentor Who Made it Possible – and the Sad Rejection of God’s Sovereignty Over it All
This is the story of one man whose generosity changed not only one life – but by extension, the world as well. It’s the story...
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Madonna Announces Fundraising Concert for ‘Trans Rights Organizations’ in Nashville
On March 27, Christians were targeted and six were killed at The Covenant School, a Presbyterian Church in America preschool through sixth grade elementary school...
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Teens Volunteer to Help Seniors Learn Technology, Forging Friendships Along the Way
As any parent knows, most teenagers spend way too much time on their phones; the average is seven hours and 22 minutes per day. However,...
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‘Wall Street Journal’ Reports American Values in Steep Decline, Some Question Findings
The Wall Street Journal recently reported on a poll they conducted with the University of Chicago’s highly respected National Opinion Research Center (NORC) showing very...
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This is True: The Culture is Lying to You
It’s an old and cynical joke in the form of a question: “How can you tell if a politician is lying?” Answer: “His lips are...
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Mary Eberstadt Tells Historic Baptist Furman University: “You Can’t Cancel Me, I Quit”
It is no secret that college students today are all hot and bothered about people speaking ideas they might not agree with out loud on...
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Good vs. Evil Inside American Schools
Once more, an American school has become a crime scene. Reports out of Nashville indicate that three children and three adults have been killed inside...
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World Athletics Council Limits Women’s Sports to Women – For Now
The World Athletics Council, the “world governing body for track and field athletics,” announced new eligibility policies for “transgender athletes” and athletes with differences of...
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Andy Griffith: “I wanted to keep the characters clean.”
There’s a true and telling story told about the making of the pilot of the “Andy Griffith Show,” the 1960s era television sitcom created by...
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Why Scalia Will Always Matter in American History
My friend James Rosen has marvelously captured the late, great Justice Antonin Scalia in his wonderful new biography SCALIA: RISE TO GREATNESS 1936-1986 (Regnery Books,...
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The 6 Duties of Being a Good Christian Citizen. How Do You Stack Up?
Given the heavy-handed, obtrusive and even wicked nature of government these days, it’s not surprising that evangelical Christians, especially, remain wary, leery or even easily...
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Chick-fil-A’s $1 Billion Expansion Shows Biblical Values and Kind Service Can Still Win
Chick-fil-A has earned the top spot in the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) for eight years running. According to the ACSI, Chick-fil-A “leads the industry...
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Kansas State Head Coach is a “Lover of Jesus”
With several bracket-busting upsets on day one of the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament yesterday, fans of the annual March Madness festivities might be looking for...
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300 Attacks on Catholic Churches – In Less Than 3 Years; 82 Attacks on Pregnancy Resource Centers – In Less Than a Year
Vandals have attacked more than 300 Catholic churches across the country since May 2020, reports the non-profit advocacy group, CatholicVote.org. The group says, “The attacks...
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Christians Should Rally Around Vermont School Punished for Refusing to Play Against ‘Trans’ Athlete
A Vermont Christian school has been suspended from participating in any future athletic tournaments sponsored by the Vermont Principals’ Association (VPA) after its girls basketball...
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On Saint Patrick’s Day, Remembering Hercules Mulligan, the Irish Spy Who Helped Save America
Whether of Irish descent or not, Americans will be celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day on Friday, a time set apart to honor the 5th century British-born...
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The New Yorker Tags Christianity as Demeaning to Women, Their Example is Exactly Wrong
The urbane New Yorker carried a recent review of a book on how men are falling behind women in important life achievements. But in the...
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Even Leftist Rainn Wilson Admits There is ‘Anti-Christian’ Bias in Hollywood
If you ask most Christians whether there is an “anti-Christian” bias in Hollywood, they’ll probably look like you asked whether 2 + 2 = 4....
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What We Can Learn from the History of Lobotomies
In 1935, Portuguese neuroscientist Dr. Egas Moniz pioneered a new procedure to treat symptoms of psychiatric illness. Using a thin instrument, a surgeon could sever the...
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Would You Rather Be Nice or Kind?
Whether sacred or secular, language is powerful. Our principal method of human communication, words have changed history, whether by motivating and inspiring or discouraging and...
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Cyndi Lauper Says Protecting Children From ‘Transgender’ Procedures Is Like ‘How Hitler Started’
A reporter from ITK Entertainment asked Cyndi Lauper, “What do you make of all the anti-LGBTQ legislation that’s making its way in bills across the...
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The Modern Hymn that Shows the Way to Being a Bold Witness in a Confused World
It was J.C. Ryle, the nineteenth-century English evangelical Anglican bishop who once wrote, “Good hymns are an immense blessing to the Church. They train people...
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