A New York Times best-selling author, Alex Berenson is perhaps best known for his skepticism about the COVID vaccines and alarmist approach. Last week he blogged, “COVID has revealed how out of control the public health establishment and its handmaiden virologists and immunologists have become. Drug companies too, although their corruption of medicine is less […]
Every portion of Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching (doctrine/instruction), for reproof (conviction when we sin), for correction (setting things right when we err) and for training in righteousness (when out of shape in righteousness) that the man (or woman) of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work (2 Tim. 3:16-17).
The English historian Edward Gibbon [1737-1794] noted in his work on the decline and fall of the Roman empire that long-lasting oppression will have serious effects. To paraphrase him: The minds of men will be gradually reduced to the same [low, generic] level, the fire of genius will be extinguished, and even the military spirit
On Jan. 17, the National Hockey League’s Philadelphia Flyers hosted the Anaheim Ducks at the Wells Fargo Center in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. During the warmups, players were expected to wear ‘Pride Night’ jerseys and use sticks wrapped in Rainbow Pride tape, put in force as celebration and support of the LGBTQ community. Flyers
Read Time: 3 Minutes 16 Seconds The Dutch pastor, scholar and church leader Marinus Burcht van ‘t Veer [1904-1944] examined the conflict, depicted in 1 Kings 16-21, between the prophet Elijah, King Ahab, and Queen Jezebel in his book “My God Is Yahweh: Elijah and Ahab in an Age of Apostasy.” With regard to ancient
Read Time: 4 Minutes 12 Seconds In looking back on the history of America as a Christian nation, the 20th century particularly will stand out as a time of American Christendom’s rapidly declining influence on the nation’s culture. Of the various episodes of disregard for Christ’s ekklesia kingdom assignment from Matthew 16:18 to engage with
Read Time: 2 Minutes 51 Seconds Since 2006, the American Renewal Project has been active in Iowa. Their Pastor and Pew events have educated, encouraged and helped to engage members of the evangelical communities. Several years ago, ARP began Issachar training for pastors and leaders in the faith community who might consider running for office.
Read Time: 5 Minutes 17 Seconds Joshua Michael Zeitz (born 1974) has authored several books on American political and social history along with holding faculty positions at Harvard, Cambridge and Princeton. Last week, Politico Magazine featured his article titled, “Why You Should Be Worried About the Split in the Methodist Church—Protestants are splitting up over
Read Time: 4 Minutes The Trump phenomenon in 2016 “really wasn’t about Trump himself,” writes Salena Zito in the Washington Examiner, “[but] mostly about the conservative populist movement to let people know they were not going anywhere.” The movement was a counteraction to Barack Obama’s snooty elitism over the eight years of his leadership and
Read Time: 5 Minutes “Now Yahweh said to Abram, ‘Leave your country, and your relatives, and your father’s house, and go to the land that I will show you. I will make of you a great nation. I will bless you and make your name great. You will be a blessing. I will bless those
Read Time: 4 Minutes 31 Seconds Ben Domenech is Editor at Large of The Spectator, as well as a Fox News Contributor and host of “The Ben Domenech Podcast.” He wrote last week of Patrick Joseph Buchanan’s Republican Primary challenge to incumbent President George H.W. Bush in 1992. Buchanan lost, but his showing was enough
Read Time: 6 Minutes 2 Seconds On Tuesday, Nov. 8, North Carolina voters will determine which party holds the balance of power in the state’s highest court. This will have major implications from how congressional voting lines are drawn to the ‘constitutional right’ to slay innocent human beings in utero. Liberals hold a 4-3 majority
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