Category: Culture
Cooper Kupp Gives God Thanks After Contract Extension: ‘For His Glory!’
Cooper Kupp, professional football player and wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, recently signed a three-year contract extension worth $80 million. The contract was...
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Southern Baptists Elect New President, Adopt Recommendations on Sexual Abuse
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), America’s largest Protestant denomination with approximately 13.7 million members, elected Texas pastor Bart Barber as its new president on June...
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For Supreme Court Justices Thomas, Barrett and Others, It’s the Loss of Ordinary Days
There are always consequences to the lunacy of radical policies, including the loss of simple joys that many people don’t even think much about. “I...
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‘Washington Post’ Finds Most Americans Oppose Including Men in Women’s Sports
According to a new poll conducted by one of the nation’s most leftist news outlets, most Americans oppose men competing in women’s sports. The Washington...
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We Should Fly the American Flag with Pride
Tuesday is Flag Day – the 245th anniversary of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as America’s flag. It comes at a time of...
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Nextdoor App Exposes the Best – and Worst of Neighborhood Life
First came the sirens, then a line-up of police cars, lights flashing. Next, an ambulance. “Something just happened at the Walgreens on the corner of...
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Traffic Stop Turns into Powerful Moment of Prayer Between Trooper and Father with Cancer
What started as a routine traffic stop quickly turned into a powerful moment of prayer between a North Carolina state trooper, and a father who...
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Walmart, the Denver Broncos and the Christian Roots of Two American Dynasties
When news broke earlier this week about the sale of the NFL’s Denver Broncos, football fans weren’t surprised by the purchase – but eyebrows were...
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Conservative Values of ‘Faith, Family and Freedom’ Still Celebrated in America’s Rocky Mountain West
This past weekend Colorado welcomed some of the best-known champions of faith, family and freedom at the 13th annual Western Conservative Summit. The summit is...
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From Politics to Pizza, Excesses Are Always Their Own Undoing
In what’s being hailed as an historic recall election, San Francisco voters on Tuesday ousted District Attorney Chesa Boudin – a far left figure whose...
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Louisiana Is Now the 18th State to Save Girls and Women’s Sports
Louisiana is the 18th state to pass legislation preserving girls and women’s sports for actual females. Senate Bill 44, the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act,...
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Can Evangelicals Believe in the Authenticity of the Shroud of Turin?
It’s called Cappella della Sacra Sindone – the Chapel of the Holy Shroud – a Baroque style building in Turin, Italy, designed to house one of...
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Americans Want Government to Stop Pushing Gender Ideology in Schools, New Poll Reveals
A new poll released this week shows that nearly two-thirds of Americans (63%) oppose changes by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) to the definition...
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70 United Methodist Churches in Georgia Leaving Denomination Over Biblical Doctrine on Sexuality
The doctrinal schism within the United Methodist Church (UMC) over LGBT issues continues apace, with 70 UMC churches in Georgia alone leaving the denomination after...
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On Fatherlessness and Mass Shootings
As the unspeakable evil of mass shootings continue to increase, each of us are trying to understand what could be driving these tragedies. There are...
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Christians on Tampa Bay Rays Refuse to Wear Pride Insignia on Uniform
Several major league ballplayers on the Tampa Bay Rays took a bold stance for their faith on Saturday, June 4, at a home game against...
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World Vision Defends Gaza Aid Worker Accused of Funding Hamas
The international Christian aid organization World Vision is defending one of its employees who has been accused by the Israeli government of fraudulently diverting millions...
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Ronald Reagan, Malcolm Muggeridge and Our Desperate Need for Revival and the Holy Spirit
Nations rise – and nations fall. That was the conclusion of Malcolm Muggeridge, the late British journalist, writing in his book, The End of Christendom: I...
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Chick-fil-A Employee Honors Fallen Soldiers, Plays Taps for Memorial Day
Chick-fil-A is home of the original chicken sandwich, freshly brewed iced tea, and well-known for its friendly employees and southern hospitality. There’s a reason that...
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Evangelical Christians Aren’t Living in a Bubble. They’re Living in Reality.
After serving for a quarter-century in full-time Christian ministry, it’s become a familiar charge: You live in a bubble. You don’t realize what life is...
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‘What Is A Woman?’ – Matt Walsh Uses Humor, Pathos and Truth to Expose Lies and Harms of Gender Ideology
Matt Walsh’s provocative documentary, What Is a Woman?, aired online at The Daily Wire on June 1, in what the political commentator and podcast host...
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‘Operation Lost Souls’ Recovers 70 Missing Children, Victims of Sex Trafficking
A joint law enforcement operation has led to the location and recovery of 70 missing children, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced....
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Parents Win First Legal Round Against School District Over Gender ‘Transition’ Policy
Last November, two sets of parents sued the Kettle Moraine School District in Wales, Wisconsin, over its official policy of keeping secrets from parents. More...
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The Curious and Sordid History of the Fast Vegas Wedding – and the Looming Ban of Elvis Presley
If the lawyers have their way at some wedding chapels in Las Vegas, Elvis will soon be leaving the building. The licensing company that manages...
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