Category: Opinion
Sports and The Family
I am a tennis fanatic of the first order, and have been since I was a kid. I’d like to confess that it’s because I...
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The Los Angeles Times claims PragerU Indoctrinates Conservatives
The Los Angeles Times recently ran an article claiming that PragerU indoctrinates conservatives. Though the Times does a decent job painting an accurate picture of...
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Money Talks: Gillette Moves From Social Issues Back To Promoting Traditional Masculinity
Last month, The Daily Citizen informed you of how Procter & Gamble (P&G) took an $8 billion write down on its shaving company, Gillette. This...
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Culture Shock: What I Learned from Attending Both Public and Private Schools
People talk about ‘culture shock’ as if it is something only found when traveling internationally, and yes, visiting another country could certainly provide the phenomena....
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The Gentleman In August
Legacies matter in the lives of great nations and in the lives of great men. It matters how others regard you. It matters how you...
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Gillette’s Liberal Ads Shaving Billions Off Its Profits?
Gillette is in big trouble. Recently, Procter & Gamble Company (P&G), which owns the shaving company Gillette, announced that it took “an $8 billion charge...
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Was Jesus a Socialist?
The claim that Jesus was a socialist seems to be growing in popularity these days. An article in the Huffington Post written by Peter Dreier,...
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The Summer of Ebola: Reflecting on the 2014 West African Ebola Crisis
The World Health Organization recently declared the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) a public health emergency of international concern....
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Ten Things I Learned Traveling Around the World
One year ago, I did something crazy. I left behind everything I knew, and I followed Jesus as he took me around the world on...
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I Was a Christian Nihilist
Alright God, I’m saved. Can I die now? I stood out on the street at 10 p.m., across from the house where a Christmas party...
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FAITH OF OUR FATHERS
Most American presidents have claimed the mantle of Christianity, and with good reason: Most of our commanders in chief were in fact serious men of...
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How They Love One Another
It had barely been a few days since I first stepped onto my college campus as a freshman, and I was standing in the cafeteria...
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A Mansion, Yemen, and Stories of God’s Goodness
From August 2017 to June 2018, I went on the World Race — an 11-month mission trip to 11 different countries. Every few weeks, we...
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Welcoming Summertime
“Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” – Henry James When I...
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