3 biblical reasons Christians have a duty to vote
As Americans, we have a right to vote. As Christians, we also have a responsibility to be faithful citizens. Our government was not designed for spectators.


As Americans, we have a right to vote. As Christians, we also have a responsibility to be faithful citizens. Our government was not designed for spectators.

The nation’s nine largest banks maintained policies that restricted services based on customers’ religious or political beliefs. Some cited the SPLC’s “hate group” labels to justify it.

They say you can’t fight city hall. A homeschool family in Fremont, Nebraska, just proved otherwise.

When President Trump hosted Xi Jinping in Washington, the two leaders discussed trade, AI, Taiwan, and Iran. Missing from the agenda was China's egregious human rights record. Reagan would not have left it off.

Remembering 9/11 requires more than recalling where we were that morning 25 years ago. It requires moral clarity about evil, gratitude for sacrifice, vigilance toward the threats that remain, and a humble acknowledgment of our dependence upon God.

Russian tanks and missiles get the headlines, but behind them is something less visible and no less consequential: an ideology that seeks to erase Ukrainian identity itself — its churches, its clergy, and its children.

A 60-day deadline with Iran has quietly expired — and the political fallout at home may be just beginning.

Two weeks ago, the DOJ arrested the woman who ran SPLC's hate-labeling operation for nearly 20 years. If the allegations are true, for her, hate paid — and it paid well.

If the barbarians are already inside the gate, we need to ask: How did they get in?

These are not isolated crimes. They expose the deadly consequences of policies making abortion drugs easier to obtain.
