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11 years later: Can we still turn the tide?
Do we really have a choice? Can we simply sit back and let gender anarchy rule the day? What will we say to our children and grandchildren? How will we explain to them that it was on our watch that “Mother and Father” became “Parent A and Parent B”?

Thoughts on Australia’s decision to deport tennis star Novak Djokovic
So, the world’s number-one ranked tennis player, in pursuit of another title that would have pushed him ahead of his revered colleagues Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, should be banned from playing in Australia lest his potential victory encourage others not to get vaccinated or wear a mask. Really?

My totally candid reflections on the COVID vaccinations
I find it abhorrent when people mock its reality — a tendency I find primarily in our conservative circles — as if it was some kind of phantom virus or creation of the media or the government or nothing more than the flu. Please.

A tragic day in American history, but not an insurrection
Now that one year has passed, what can we say about the jarring events of January 6, 2021?

2022: The year to take back ground
I expect to see this happen more and more in the days ahead, just as we have been seeing for several years now, as more and more people say, “Enough is enough.”

Let’s pray for Brandon and the next generations
A 2018 Barna poll prompted me to ask the question, “Why Are There So Many Gen Z Atheists?” The answer is that there are a number of factors causing this defection, including the lack of clear Gospel preaching in many Christian circles today.

North American Christians: Let's keep persecution in perspective
I can assure you that facing murderous terrorists is a whole lot scarier than being deplatformed on social media. And dying a slow death to acid burns is a whole lot more horrific than losing our tax-exempt status. This is a wake-up call, my friends!

Trump: Jesus is the Savior that America needs
That’s why I’m glad that, on this Christmas-themed message, the former president pointed to the Lord rather than himself.

How dare we support the chemical castration of children
To say it again: we are talking about the chemical castration of children, and in each and every case, there is no possible way that a pre-pubescent (or even teenaged) child could have the mental and emotional capacity to make such a life-altering decision.

It was 50 years ago today that Jesus transformed my life!
It was 50 years ago today that Jesus saved me from my sins. Fifty years! I am beyond amazed that I can even write these words. Lord, You are so good!





























