In Burkina Faso, 12 million people, more than half the country’s population, will not have enough food to eat this year, according to Issaka Kiemtore, the national director of Compassion International there. Observers say coronavirus-related restrictions are playing a major role in the West African nation’s food crisis. Yet Burkina Faso had only 54 confirmed deaths due directly … Continued
Many of you will recall the case of Little James Georgulas, the young and precocious Texas boy whose mother wanted to turn him into a girl named “Luna.” Last year, James became a cause celebre on the right. His father, Jeffrey Younger, sued to prevent James’ crazed mother, Anne Georgulas, from transitioning him into a … Continued
The vast majority of Americans believe churches should operate according to the same social distancing guidelines as other organizations, according to a recent survey by Pew Research Center. 79% of those surveyed said that houses of worship should “be subject to the same social distancing rules as other organizations.” Only 19% of those surveyed disagreed. Three … Continued
The U.S.-China “Phase One” trade deal was signed on Jan. 15, 2020 EST, the same exact day that the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CCDC) internally declared a level-one emergency response. The coincidental timing of these two events should spark everyone’s curiosity. It is impossible that China’s top officials and trade agreement negotiators would not have known … Continued
It happened during a night of widespread looting in Chicago, where Black Lives Matter antagonists later said they were collecting “reparations”. . . . On August 9th, Chicago Police officers were dispatched to an armed man who was involved in a dispute. As officers questioned him, the male took off on foot and began firing rounds at … Continued
A coronavirus vaccine should be mandatory, and tax penalties, higher insurance premiums, and denial of many government and private services ought to be considered for those refusing the shot, three doctors argued in USA Today on Thursday. “[W]hile the measures that will be necessary to defeat the coronavirus will seem draconian, even anti-American to some, we believe … Continued
Editor’s Note: The events of this summer have brought to the light what has been going on for a while. Racism is wrong. Is this the answer or is it another wrong that can never make things right? What do you think? Republican Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley wrote a letter on Thursday to U.S. Secretary … Continued
The 110-page, Biden-Sanders “Unity Plan” was released last month, but I failed to review it until just this week. Some keyword searches yielded some very interesting – and revealing – results. For example, God is never mentioned in the document. Not once. As for “religion,” that is found one time, specifically in the section dealing … Continued
The fervor to worship God free from government edict and societal persecution drove America’s earliest settlers across oceans and wild frontiers to this beautiful land to create a new nation built on a simple premise that all men are created equal and cannot be denied their inalienable rights to life and liberty. But our freedom … Continued
College life this fall semester is going to look differently for students as they return to school. There will be a mix of virtual and physical classes, which present unique obstacles for students to find community, locate a new church home, or find a campus ministry. Campus Renewal has strategically developed an interactive solution for … Continued
Fear is a prevailing emotion in America today, driving public policy and private decisions. Recently, I found myself at the center of this maelstrom. Here is my story. I am one of 336 persons invited to attend the Republican Presidential Convention and had even been selected by the Chairman to be a Deputy Co-Chair of … Continued
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