Category: Opinion
Americans Were Deeply Unified After 9/11. What Still Unites Us Now?
September 11, 2022, represents the 21st anniversary of the terrorist attacks by Islamic jihadists on the United States. Attackers piloted commercial airlines into the Twin...
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The Bible Verse that Saved a School and Launched an Incredible 64 Year Career
With the summer of 2022 drawing to its close, families with children in the home are turning their attention once again back to the rhythm...
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Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith & a Faith-filled Friendship Echoing Into Eternity
As the US Open tennis tournament enters its second crucial week, many of this weekend’s top matches will be played inside Arthur Ashe Stadium –...
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“The Soul of the Nation” Should Be Marked By a Love of Life, Religious Freedom and the Pursuit of Happiness
The sign of a good speech, book or newspaper column is when the essence of the message continues to rattle around in your mind for...
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Was the Inventor of the MRI Machine Blocked from the Nobel Prize Because of His Christian Faith?
Dr. Raymond Damadian, the inventor who built the first ever magnetic resonance imaging scanner (MRI), died earlier this month at his home on New York’s...
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The Ideal Baby [Shoe]
There the small box sat unobtrusively, neatly placed in the back corner of the wide, top drawer of my mother’s dresser, where it had been...
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What Winston Churchill and the Apostle Paul Can Teach Us About the Ongoing Battle for Hearts and Minds
The story is told of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill convening a meeting of his highest military and political leaders during the last week of...
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Hobby Lobby’s 50-Year Retail Reign is a Testimony to Doing the Right Things the Right Way
Start small. Think tall. It was fifty years ago this past August 3rd when David and Barbara Green, along with their friend, Larry Pico, opened the...
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Stop Rushing Summer
The ceramic pumpkins first appeared outside the local supermarket here in Colorado Springs in July. Social media feeds these days are full of back-to-school photographs...
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Norman Rockwell Painted America’s Dreams. We Should Do the Same.
Over the years, critics of the legendary Norman Rockwell have labeled the artist “a cornball and a square” and his paintings an “unending cliche” that...
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America Needs Another Mister Rogers
Fred Rogers, the congenial, gentle and thoughtful children’s television host, has been gone for nearly twenty years. But once upon a time, beginning in the...
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Whole Foods CEO’s Bold Warning: “The Socialists are Taking Over”
Whole Foods may not be the market of choice for the vast majority of conservative American shoppers, but many of them will appreciate what its...
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Don’t Reject College. Pray About It. And Consider Trade Schools, Too.
As families and students gear up for another school year, analysts are calling attention to an “alarming” drop in college attendance. Compared to ten years...
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Does the Resignation of Boris Johnson Signal Morality Still Matters in Europe?
Few Americans pay much attention to British politics, and understandably so. It can be confusing, especially when contrasting their parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy...
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‘He Has a Gift,’ American Idol Winner Noah Thompson’s Victory Proves Power of Friendship
Without his best friend, Arthur, newly crowned American Idol Season 20 winner Noah Thompson would still be hanging sheetrock as an unknown and unassuming construction...
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Women’s Bill of Rights Introduced to Protect Women from Woke Leftists
On Thursday, May 19, 2022, a group of conservative lawmakers in Congress introduced the Women’s Bill of Rights to protect women from woke left elitists...
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It’s Compassionate to Oppose Illegal Immigration. Here’s Why.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced on Monday that the agency had 221,303 encounters with illegal aliens along the Southern Border in March 2022....
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Judge Jackson Reminds Leftists That They Do Know What a Woman Is
Thank you, Judge Jackson, for reminding the left and the media that they actually do know what a woman is. Just a couple weeks ago,...
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A Firsthand Account of a Ukrainian Mother’s Desperation: ‘Where’s My Daughter?’
Standing outside the train station right at the border of Poland and Ukraine, our leadership team decided to gather for prayer. As we united to...
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Calls for Student Loan Cancellation Grow. I Paid Off My Debt – Where’s My Refund?
In a letter written to the president, 80 lawmakers have urged the cancellation of up to $50,000 of student loan debt per borrower. “Cancelling $50,000...
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Justice Sotomayor’s Inaccurate COVID-19 Claims Hurts the Court’s Legitimacy
Last Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case over the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS). The...
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Chicago Public Schools Cancels All Classes Over Covid. Keep the Schools Open!
The 340,658 students enrolled in Chicago Public School (CPS) are going on day three of cancelled classes, after the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) voted to...
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Top Five Stories of 2021 for Christians to Remember
If you’re like me, the past couple of years have felt like a couple of decades, especially if you follow the news cycle closely like...
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In Our ‘Age of Unreality,’ Fix Your Gaze on Jesus Christ
Former president Ronald Reagan once quipped, “The trouble with our Liberal friends is not that they’re ignorant; it’s just that they know so much that...
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