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Not long ago, I had a vision of hundreds of people on the shores of a new and unknown land, standing unsure and scared of what lay before them. They had no guide, no map, and no plan, and there was a sense of panic and and overwhelming fear. Right now, many people can relate … Continued

One of the first and most important things we learned in the school yard was the concept of fair play. When running a race, you don’t start before the whistle is blown. In a game of hide-and-seek, you don’t peek to see the location of the other players. Starting the race before your opponents and … Continued

Israel’s UN ambassador Danny Danon used the Bible to defend the Jewish people’s claim to the land of Israel during a special session at the United Nations Security Council on Monday. Danon was tasked with the job of proving the case for Jews’ connection to the Holy Land during the session. He outlined four reasons, … Continued

Venezuela is not a good place to grow old. As president Nicolas Maduro starts his second term of office, the country is mired in an economic crisis that has brought the health care system to the brink of collapse. The lives of the elderly are more a battle to avoid calamity than a sweet retreat. … Continued

Secretary Pompeo cancelled a trip to Berlin to meet Iraqi leaders during a four-hour stop in the capital Baghdad. He told the leaders that the US did not “want anybody interfering in their country”, and asked them to protect US troops in Iraq. The visit came days after the US deployed an aircraft carrier, USS … Continued

President Trump has had a superb 24 hours on his strongest (and America’s most important) foreign policy issue: China. First, Trump tweeted his impatience with Chinese prevarication in ongoing trade talks. And the president pledged to impose new tariffs if progress is not made by Friday. Then, on Monday, two U.S. Navy destroyers traveled within … Continued

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed the “heartbeat” bill into law Tuesday morning. (Watch video below) Kemp kept his campaign promise in signing the bill, HB 481, technically called the “Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE) Act,” which will prohibit abortions in the state after a heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. The law … Continued

U.S. Southern Command announced Tuesday that the Norfolk, Virginia-based Navy hospital ship Comfort will deploy next month to the Caribbean region and Central and South America to provide humanitarian assistance, including assisting refugees affected by the political crisis in Venezuela. Pray for our military. Their work is much more extensive, difficult, and critical than we … Continued

“One of the reasons why a day of reckoning for the U.S. economy is inevitable is because we are in way too much debt. The 22 trillion dollar debt that the federal government has accumulated gets most of the attention, but the truth is that we would still be 50 trillion dollars in debt even … Continued

Former President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder won’t tell the truth when it comes to their redistricting strategy, but here it is: Pick a state, any state, and sue until it’s blue. They have spent years and millions of dollars selling the false narrative that Democrats draw “fair maps” while any and all Republican-drawn maps are “partisan gerrymanders.”  While rhetorically cute, their primary goal has nothing to do with … Continued

Prayer is God’s chosen way of directing His actions toward the world and shaping history, David Platt told prayer leaders at a pre-National Day of Prayer breakfast in Washington. “God in His sovereignty has chosen to make prayer a powerful means by which we interact with Him to effectively shape the course of history. Is … Continued

On April 10, 2019, two thousand plus people packed into the Washington State Capitol building to protest SB 5395. The “comprehensive sex-ed bill” up for a final vote before becoming law, required all public schools in the state to teach “comprehensive” sex education and gender theory in all grades, beginning with kindergarten. With complete backing … Continued