Category: Culture
While Everyone is Focused on Gwen Berry, God Took Center Stage at the Olympic Trials
Track and Field athlete Gwen Berry recently ignited a firestorm after qualifying for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Berry was awarded the Bronze Medal at...
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Evangelistic Ministry ‘Groundwire’ – Reaching Young People Through Social Media
Groundwire is an evangelism ministry that works to reach youth and young adults with a message of hope, forgiveness and life found through a relationship...
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Unemployment Shrinking Faster in States That Have Cut Enhanced Federal COVID Benefits
The unemployment rate in 22 states that have or are set to cut enhanced federal unemployment benefits early is declining at a significantly quicker rate...
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National Archives Rotunda, Where Declaration of Independence is Housed, Is Deemed ‘Structurally Racist’ and Should Have ‘Trigger Warnings’
A new government report finds that the rotunda in the National Archives building in Washington D.C., which is home to the Declaration of Independence, “structurally...
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Florida Law Compels Universities to Assess ‘Intellectual Freedom and Viewpoint Diversity’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation on Tuesday that orders Florida’s State Board of Education and the Board of Governors to monitor “intellectual freedom and...
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Is ‘Critical Race Theory’ Being Taught in Public Schools? CRT Deniers Claim it Isn’t
Parents, grandparents and other concerned citizens have become deeply concerned about their children being taught Critical Race Theory (CRT) in K-12 schools. But now, politicians,...
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What Generation Z Gets Wrong About Christianity
With every generation comes renewed misunderstandings about God and His Word. The human ability to misinterpret Scripture has led to mild disagreements at best and...
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How the Roman Catholic Eucharist Debates Relate to Evangelical Communion
On June 18, U.S. Catholic bishops overwhelmingly approved a plan to write a document that examines, explains and teaches the meaning of the Eucharist (the...
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Loudoun County School Board in Uproar Again
A raucous Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) board meeting, packed with parents and students lined up to speak about the district’s promotion of Critical Race...
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The Death of Common Sense
A man weightlifter is approved to compete in the Olympics as a woman. Another man, who also “identifies” as a woman, proclaims a goal to...
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Gallup Poll Finds Nearly Half of Americans Rate Nationwide Morals as ‘Poor’
A recent survey conducted by Gallup found that 47% of Americans rate moral values in the country as “poor,” and 67% believe that moral values...
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Nickelodeon Viewership Continues Downward Decline as It Continues Progressive Push in Children’s Television
Viewership of ViacomCBS’ popular children’s cable network Nickelodeon has plummeted as it continues to promote a progressive agenda on many of its shows. Nickelodeon’s Nielsen...
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Number of Children in Child Labor Rises to 160 Million Worldwide
The number of children in child labor has risen to more than 160 million worldwide, an increase of more than 8 million children in the...
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Gov. DeSantis Signs Bill Requiring Schools to Hold Daily Moment of Silence
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill this week requiring public schools to hold a daily moment of silence, which students can use to pray...
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Beware the Curious and Convoluted Coverage of the Controversial Southern Baptist Convention
Upwards of twenty-thousand attendees are expected to gather in Nashville, Tenn., this week for the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) – an annual denominational meeting dating...
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New Research Shows Pastors Believe Denominations Won’t Matter Within 10 Years
While a majority of pastors recognize the importance of denominations, they also believe the importance of being identified with a specific sect of Christianity will...
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Acts 29 Ministry Continues to Plant Churches Across the Globe During COVID-19 Pandemic
Last year, the Barna Group reported that “one in three practicing Christians had stopped attending church during COVID-19.” In addition, David Kinnaman of the group...
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‘Even North Korea is Not this Nuts,’ Says Defector After Attending Columbia University
Yeonmi Park escaped from North Korea in 2007 at the age of 13 with her mother. She was sold by human traffickers in China, rescued...
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Disney+ Promo Reveals Marvel Villain ‘Loki’ is Gender-Fluid
Disney+ premiered its most recent streaming series Loki on Wednesday, June 9. As is common for Hollywood, Disney didn’t miss the chance to demonstrate how...
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Virginia Parents Fight Back Against Radical, Sexualized Education – Providing Encouragement and an Example for Us All
Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), in Virginia, has been in the national news a lot the past few years – and not for the high...
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Inflation Has Arrived. Here’s What it Means for Your Family.
In the first half of the superhero movie Justice League, Batman warns Wonder Woman that he believes an attack is coming. In reply, Wonder Woman...
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Dr. Fauci Tells Chuck Todd ‘Attacks on me quite frankly are attacks on science’
On Wednesday, Dr. Anthony Fauci made the dramatic statement to MSNBC host Chuck Todd that “Attacks on me, quite frankly, are attacks on science.” He...
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Burger King Takes Aim at Chick-fil-A, Will Donate Profits to LGBT Activist Organization
In modern America, you can’t buy a chicken sandwich without making a political statement. As politics metastasizes into everyday American life, everything has become political....
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Al Mohler Explains What He Would Do as the New SBC President
Next week, the Southern Baptists will hold their annual convention in Nashville where it will elect a new president to lead the denomination through some...
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