Category: Culture
The Andy Griffith Show Remains a Masterclass in Leadership and Life
It’s been nearly 55 years since a new episode of the “Andy Griffith Show” aired on television – more than half-a-century since the gentle humored,...
Read More
The Church as Recreation
According to a recently released study from the American Enterprise Institute and the University of Chicago, church attendance has largely rebounded since the COVID upheaval...
Read More
Places of Higher Education Increasingly Devolving into Deliberate Falsehood
Colorado College is ostensibly an elite institution of higher education in the Daily Citizen’s lovely mountain-nestled burg of Colorado Springs. It has a stellar reputation...
Read More
Celebrating Pastor Jack Hayford: The Evangelical Gold Standard
There are many good things about the internet, and perhaps just as many if not more negative aspects. But one of the things I enjoy...
Read More
Mark Wahlberg: ‘God Came to Save Sinners’
American actor and producer Mark Wahlberg recently joined the Today Show, telling host Savannah Guthrie that “God didn’t come to save the saints. He came...
Read More
‘Jesus Revolution’ – Plugged In Director Adam Holz Discusses the Film
The film Jesus Revolution has outperformed Hollywood expectations at the box office, and movie audiences are giving the film high ratings. As Focus on the...
Read More
No GLAAD, Gender Ideology is NOT ‘Settled Science.’ It’s the Opposite
GLAAD, the gender ideology activist organization, has taken to protesting outside the headquarters of The New York Times, of all places. GLAAD believes that the...
Read More
‘Jesus Revolution’ Exceeds Box Office Expectations – Plugged In Tells More About the Film
In its opening weekend at the box office, Jesus Revolution brought in $15.8 million as it played in 2,475 theaters. The movie, based on the...
Read More
The Fun and Fascinating Story of the Famous Pole-Vaulting Pastor on the Wheaties Box
Reverend Robert Richards was known as the “Vaulting Vicar” and the “Pole-Vaulting Pastor” – a highly decorated Olympian who became both the face of American fitness...
Read More
Chick-fil-A Ban on Unaccompanied Minors Reflects Deteriorating Social Fabric of America
After a string of controversial incidents, the owner-operator of a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Royersford, Penn., recently announced plans to require anyone coming into their store...
Read More
Oxford Research Shows Mask Effectiveness Against COVID-19 Essentially Zero
Government officials were simply following the best science when they required all citizens to wear masks in public for months on end over the COVID-19...
Read More
From Pompous Psychologist to Pastor Chuck Smith – the Many Roles of Kelsey Grammer
It’s hard not to like Kelsey Grammer, or at least Dr. Frasier Crane, the character he played on two separate sitcoms spanning two decades –...
Read More
Major Pew Research Report Shows Black Americans Not Buying Gender Lies
The Pew Research Center has just released a major 50-page report on gender politics and race indicating a strong majority of Black Americans are not...
Read More
David Limbaugh: Rush “Talked to God all day, every day, thru the day.”
David Limbaugh, brother of the late iconic radio host Rush Limbaugh, spoke with bestselling author Joel Rosenberg last week on the second anniversary of the...
Read More
New Family Affordability Survey Finds ‘Catastrophic Erosion’ of Middle-Class Life in America
A newly updated financial index has found a “catastrophic erosion” of middle-class life in America in recent decades. Cost-of-Thriving Index The index, termed the Cost-of-Thriving...
Read More
Social Scientists Tell Us What Makes People Happy – But the Psalmist’s Advice is Best of All
A recent report on happiness (it’s hard to keep up with them all!) suggests there are four recurring habits of the happiest people: First, they...
Read More
Remembering the President’s Pastor Who Changed the Pledge of Allegiance
President’s Day is a holiday that’s evolved from separate birthday celebrations honoring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln to a combined day paying tribute to all...
Read More
103-Year-Old Nun’s Life Advice: Eat Well. Pray Well. Sleep Well.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, 103, is many things these days – a Catholic nun, a chaplain, prayer warrior, college basketball celebrity and media darling, to...
Read More
South Dakota State Rep Says Married Mom/Dad Family Is ‘Dangerous’ and ‘Un-American’ – Important Center-Left Voices Say Otherwise
South Dakota State Representative Erin Healy serves as that state’s Assistant Minority Leader, a very important and influential role. She also apparently believes that saying...
Read More
The Asbury Revival Spreads as People Hunger for the Presence of God, Transformed Lives
What started out as a routine Wednesday morning chapel at Asbury University, in the small town of Wilmore, Kentucky, on February 8 is now in...
Read More
Our Climate Concerns Should Center on the Climate of the Teen Mind
Monday’s release of a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on the increasing prevalence of teen depression is a devastating indictment...
Read More
Anglican Leaders in the Global South Stand Strong Against Church of England’s Blessing Same-Sex Unions
The Church of England, in a major move to stray further away from clear Christian teaching, will begin blessing same-sex unions while stopping short of...
Read More
On Valentine’s Day, a Look at the Romance and Adoption that Led to the Reagan Revolution
Valentine’s Day origins are a bit muddied by a mixture of fact and fiction, but there’s no denying, as the old song from Broadway musical,...
Read More
Calvary Chapel and Asbury University Chapel: Revival and Revolution Decades Apart
Asbury University is located in Wilmore, Ky., a 16-minute drive south of Lexington. According to reports, spiritual revival has swept across the Christian college campus...
Read More