Category: Culture
Flag Football, the NFL and Teddy Roosevelt’s Historic Reform of the Game
For the first time in the event’s history, Sunday’s Pro Bowl in Las Vegas will be a flag football game – a nod to players...
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Harvard Scientist: Wonders of the Universe Point to a Creator
Have you ever gazed up into the stars at night, or stood and stared out at the ocean, knowing that the beauty you’re seeing is...
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The Fascinating Story of the Christian DJ Who Worked Between Don Imus and Howard Stern
Dallas is a long way from New York City – just under 1,400 miles – but it’s even farther for Frank Reed, the Christian radio...
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Christianity Isn’t a Western Faith
Last month, according to the Congolese military, a militant group attacked a Pentecostal church, killing at least 10 and wounding scores of others. Though incidents...
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If Government is the Problem, Revival is the Solution
Some things never change. It was forty-two years ago this month when President Ronald Reagan, wearing formal morning attire, addressed the nation for the first...
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Opposing Super Bowl Quarterbacks are Brothers in Christ – Meet Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes
Super Bowl LVII promises to be a pitched battle between two NFL teams that have dominated their opponents this year and arrived at the final...
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Why the “Book-Ban” Meltdown in Florida Is a Political Farce
You have likely read that Florida public school teachers are clearing their shelves of all the books their students dearly love because of a crazy...
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Remembering the Man Behind “Remember the Titans”
Gregory Allen Howard, the Hollywood screenwriter best known for the inspirational movie, “Remember the Titans,” as well as the film, “Harriet,” died on Friday in...
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Bob Hope, Censors and the Quest for Moral Decency
Readers of a certain age will remember Dick Cavett, a television personality, talk show host and comedy writer for Jack Parr and Johnny Carson –...
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NASA Astronaut: “I believe in the biblical account of creation recorded in Genesis 1 and 2 bearing the image of God.”
With more than 534 days spent in space (not consecutively), retired NASA astronaut Jeffrey N. Williams (Colonel, U.S. Army, Ret.) knows more about the “unknown”...
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Deion Sanders to His Players: Be courteous, be gracious, and be polite.”
University of Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders has put his squad on notice. “One thing I don’t condone is disrespect to a woman,” Coach...
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Jesus, the NFL and the “He Gets Us” Campaign
If you’ve watched any football lately, or any television for that matter, you’ve likely seen the ads – black-and-white or color images, some video, juxtaposed...
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American Life Expectancy Continues to Fall
According to a CDC report released in December, the life expectancy of Americans fell by about seven months in 2021, reaching the lowest point in two decades. Although...
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A Profile in Congeniality and Conviction: Coach Tony Dungy
Disliking Coach Tony Dungy is akin to not liking apple pie. It’s nearly impossible. But unfortunately, some on the left don’t see it that way....
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What a 244-Year-Old Hymn Can Teach Us in 2023
Hymns have been called the poetry of God’s people, and for good reason. The congregational singing of lyrics deeply rooted in Scripture can help bridge...
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Christian NFL Quarterback Brock Purdy: ‘It’s a game, it’s not my life’
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan calls 23-year-old quarterback Brock Purdy “the most poised rookie I’ve ever had.” Purdy’s composure was on full display...
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Farmer Anonymously Pays for Stranger’s Medications – For 10 Years!
Good Samaritans come in all shapes and sizes. Hody Childress, who died on New Year’s Day at the age of 80, was one of those...
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British Cops: ‘What is the Nature of Your Prayer?’ Man Fined for Praying for Aborted Son
The thought police are here. Well, at least in Britain, they are. And they’re targeting prayer. The cult of abortion has gotten so bad in...
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5 Practical Habits from the Life of the Oldest Person in the World
Sister André Randon, the oldest person in the world, passed away on Tuesday in France. She was 118. Born Lucile Randon back on February 11,...
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Important New Journal Article Calls Out Doctors for Harming Youth with Medicalized Gender Ideology
Finally, a mainstream academic journal is willing to publish careful scholarship that is strongly critical of experimental pediatric “gender-affirming care.” The liberal party line holds...
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Captain Kangaroo, Adventures in Odyssey & the Call for Gentle Childhood Programming
Maybe it’s because Bob Keeshan, better known as “Captain Kangaroo,” grew up just a few miles from our family home on the south shore of...
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The Mystery and Sadness Behind the Whiskey Bottle on My Morning Run
I’ve been running each morning for the last 33 years, a happy habit that has spawned all kinds of experiences and memories ranging from enjoying...
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Kirk Cameron Expands Story Hour Tour to ‘Take Back the Hearts and Minds of Our Children’
Kirk Cameron is “hitting the road” to take more of his Brave Books Story Hour events across the country, after previously being denied spots at...
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The Elvis Aftermath and the Defense of Seemingly Dull and Simple Parenting
In the aftermath of Lisa Marie Presley’s untimely time death at the age of 54 yesterday, news outlets featured various highlights and lowlights of her...
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