Campaign Update: Four states down in the primary voting, and Super Tuesday is next. Fourteen states will hold a caucus or primary on March 1st. With Trump winning both South Carolina and Nevada this week, the delegate count is still surprisingly not a landslide–yet. On the Republican side, Trump is still in the lead, with … Continued
Voter fraud is alive and well in this year’s primaries–already. Voter identification laws have long been encouraged as a way of creating accountability for voter eligibility. Others have hailed it as unfair and disenfranchising to poor and minority voters. No worries, cheaters. It seems that even when voter identification is the law, it is used … Continued
Many of you have already been praying for our next administration–for candidates, for the important issues to be brought forth, and for the Presence of God to be welcome in our nation again through a new administration. But for those of you who typically don’t “get involved in politics” and prefer to “take what you … Continued
An analyst on the Middle East and national security issues has an inside and sobering view on the deadly mass exterminations of Christians by ISIS. His expertise combined with his Christian worldview, gives him the urgency to appeal to Christians to pay attention to what is happening in the Middle East–and what it could mean in our own nation. … Continued
It is concerning to many that the mosque President Obama has chosen to visit to publicly give American Muslims a show of support, is a mosque with a reputation for radicalism. With so many mosques in our nation, and the narrative from the administration that the “tiny minority of Muslims are extreme,” why was it difficult … Continued
As more news organizations and lawyers looked into the findings of the Texas Grand Jury’s findings of no investigation of Planned Parenthood, yet choosing the indict the messenger, David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, the more the case is suspect. AP reported that the Grand Jury made no vote on the case, choosing instead to ignore … Continued
There are a lot of people loudly standing behind their candidate in this day– while many people, still listening, are undecided. One thing is for sure. Although a righteous President, or just leader is a good thing, it cannot “save” what ails America. What ails America is sin. While we have the right, freedom and duty to engage in … Continued
Many of you have read the book Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy: A Righteous Gentile vs. the Third Reich, by Eric Metaxas. If you haven’t, you should. The astonishing parallels between the secularizing of Germany in the lead up and milieu of of Hitler’s reign, and what our nation is seeing today is dumbfounding–and chilling. … Continued
When the Wheaton College professor donned a hijab during Advent, declaring solidarity with Muslims as fellow “people of the book,” many in the evangelical community could hear a pin drop. Not Wheaton! Did the islamification of America creep into the ever-steadfast Christian college? Did the professor really think we are all worshiping the same God? This … Continued
Who better to show care, concern, love and equality to women than your local abortion doctor? That is what Carolyn Payne, a young, Midwestern “Christian” abortionist thinks. Her take on abortion is stunning, and punctuated by the fact that she is a seemingly otherwise Conservative young lady from Ohio. Obviously, this young lady (and those … Continued
A Christmas Day killing of nine Christians occurred while many of us were opening presents and feasting with family. That horrible news may sadly be unsurprising as of late–except for the fact that this killing did not take place in Iraq or Syria. In fact, it took place nowhere in the Middle East. This attack on … Continued
We may not think of Christmas being a pro-life holiday specifically, but its message couldn’t be any more about the value of life! God came in the form of Jesus that we might have life–spiritual abundant life. God’s choice of that provision was though a baby–born into a situation where this start of life was a “stigma … Continued
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