- 06/13/2013
Stop the Violence Against the Unborn
If we are to protect the lives of the innocent from those who devise evil, we must shift the focus from a manufactured right of women to "control their own bodies" to the very real Constitutional right to life of the unborn.
- 05/11/2013
What Should a Mother Do?
Any young woman or teen who gets pregnant out-of-wedlock faces three choices: abort her baby; keep her baby, or release her baby for adoption. How she decides will impact her and her baby and in many cases it will affect the man who fathered the child as well.
- 04/29/2013
Praying for Revival – To Start With Me
Contentment is the antidote to covetousness, and it is the foundation for service to others. For when we are content in Christ our focus moves away from ourselves and on to others. Instead of looking inward and thinking of what we lack, we look upward to Christ and outward to others to see what they need.
4 comments - 04/12/2013
The Philadelphia (Horror) Story
There's one horror story unfolding in the news that I think everyone should be following. That's the story of the trial of former abortionist, Kermit Gosnell. The horror story of Gosnell's activities in his West Philadelphia abortion center should be getting major network news coverage. But it is not.
- 03/16/2013
Jesus Is Coming Back — But Not as Saturday Night Live Depicted
By using Jesus as their foil, SNL played off the one characteristic most people associate with Jesus, His forgiveness. The skit "works" because Jesus is portrayed, in satiric fashion, in a way that is inconsistent with His character.
7 comments - 03/02/2013
Today's Equivalent to Roman Bread and Circuses
What's the modern equivalent of the Roman emperors' bread and circuses? Here's my suggestion: beer and porn. It occurred to me that the DOJ is more concerned about keeping the price of beer down than limiting the number of pornographers.
5 comments - 02/23/2013
Pornography's Tragic Price
This is not a subject I enjoy writing about. Yet it is so serious, that as Christians, I believe we need to shine a light on it and do our utmost to combat it. It's not "someone else's problem." It's a problem that is corroding the soul of America and it has probably touched the life of someone you know.
77 comments - 02/18/2013
Tweaking the HHS Mandate Will Not Do
Those who now identify the HHS mandate simply as the "contraception mandate" ignore the fact that the majority of these suits are based on the religious belief that human life is sacred. Therefore, providing so-called emergency contraception—abortifacient drugs that end the life in the womb—is a direct contradiction of that belief.
1 comments - 01/17/2013
Mr. President, Religious Freedom Is Not Just 'Freedom to Worship'
Today, the government has tried to reinterpret the First Amendment from freedom to practice your religion, to a more narrow freedom to worship, which would limit your freedom to the hour a week you are at a house of worship.
260 comments - 01/11/2013
The Challenge We Face
What sets this non-profit apart from most is the fact that in 2011-2012 it received 45 percent of its total revenue from government health services grants and reimbursements, including payments from Medicaid managed care plans. It is listed by the IRS as a "Charitable Organization Engaged in Promoting Health" and the government has been shoveling millions of taxpayer dollars into its coffers for years, disregarding federal law that specifically prohibits any tax monies from paying for its major "service" (if one can call it that)—abortion.
- 10/27/2012
What Is the Key Issue in This Election?
What is the primary issue in this election? Foreign policy? The economy? If the lives of the future generations of America's children are our greatest treasure, then we should clearly vote for those who have pledged to protect them.
25 comments - 10/10/2012
Do We Need to Protect Religious Freedom in the Pulpit?
On October 7, pastors across the nation addressed issues during their Sunday sermons that should cause the IRS to come after them for "political speech." And that was precisely their intention.
33 comments - 09/21/2012
Should We Fear Big Government?
Has government become less of a threat and more like a "friend indeed in time of need?" Are people now turning to the government for help in tough times, instead of going to family, friends, church, and community organizations? If they are, the efforts of these social institutions will dwindle, and government will continue to grow.
88 comments - 09/17/2012
When Will We Start Following the Constitution?
Perhaps it's not too late for us to start learning what's in the Constitution. Maybe then we will require our elected officials to abide by it. But at present, as economist Walter Williams says in his book, Do the Right Thing: "Much of what federal, state, and local governments do today far exceeds constitutional authority and any reasonable definition of moral government."
120 comments - 09/03/2012
From Generation to Generation
The generation of young people who are now entering college or have recently graduated are suffering more than any other in this poor economy. And their story is one of the most overlooked and underreported.
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