Why Faith Month in April matters
This Faith Month, we are celebrating our nation’s distinctly Christian worldview.
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What Pennsylvania’s 34th-place family ranking really means
The consequences of family instability are measurable and severe.
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The exposure of SPLC reminds us we need the standard of truth and justice that comes from above.
Exposing darkness or consuming it? The thin line every Christian must walk
There’s a critical difference between exposing darkness and being shaped by it.
Faith after spiritual abuse: Why I haven’t walked away
Will we walk away when the Church disappoints us, or will we stay — with clearer expectations, deeper discernment, and a stronger foundation?
Is the IDF anti-Christian? Examining the evidence after the Lebanon statue incident
Both reactions fail basic tests of intellectual honesty and moral clarity.
Pope Leo XIV on war, Iran, and the power of prayer. Where I agree and disagree.
Pope Leo XIV said something last month that needs to be heard, examined, and answered honestly. Not politically, but biblically.
The FACE Act’s broken promise: Why equal access requires equal protection
What happens when a law designed to protect everyone is not applied that way in practice?
The American Church is undergoing a season of exposure: The only biblical response
As more churches are exposed, it leaves many freshly sobered Christians inquiring: “So, what’s next? And what should we do now?”
