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The America Our Founders Never Imagined
As we approach America's 250th birthday, a lot of people are reflecting on how much our society has changed over the years. If we could go back to 1776, we would be absolutely shocked by how different day to day life was back then.
How America Raised A Generation Ready For Socialism
For most of the twentieth century, socialism carried a heavy stigma in America. It conjured images of bread lines, government oppression, collapsing economies and millions who suffered under communist regimes. New polls show a growing number of young Americans not only tolerate socialism--they openly embrace it.
School Is Out. Vacation Bible School Is In.
For millions of Americans, VBS isn't just another summer activity. It is one of the most enduring traditions in Christian life--a week that many adults still remember decades later
How America Traded Self-Reliance For Convenience
As we celebrate 250 years of American independence, we would do well to consider a different kind of freedom: freedom from the habits and systems that are quietly undermining our well-being.
Iran Was The Warning. China Could Be The Catastrophe.
If Iran can shake the global economy by threatening the flow of oil, China possesses something arguably even more powerful--the ability to choke off the materials, products, and manufacturing that modern life depends upon every single day. Oil keeps the engine running. China manufactures the engine.
The King's New Role Is A Mirror Of Britain's Soul
For centuries, the British monarch has stood as one of the world's most recognizable public symbols of Christianity. Kings and queens were not merely constitutional rulers--they were the "Defender of the Faith" and Supreme Governor of the Church of England, a visible reminder that Britain's identity was inseparable from the Christian faith that shaped its laws, culture, and history. But something has changed.
When the Culture's View Of Family Invades the Church
It has been stated many times that the downfall of every great civilization, as well as institution, comes from within--not from aggressive external attacks but from moral compromises made along the way that slowly weaken its foundation.
Methodists Punish Seminary For Believing The Bible
Imagine telling the apostles that one day a Christian seminary would be punished--not for denying Scripture, but for believing it. Sadly, that day has arrived.
Should Christians Teach Their Children Bible Prophecy?
For many believers, the answer is not as obvious as it should be. Some Christians assume prophecy is too complicated for children. Others worry that it might frighten them or cause unnecessary anxiety. Still others believe prophecy is simply a topic for pastors, theologians, or older believers who have spent years studying Scripture.
Failure To Launch Generation? One-Third Still Live With Their Parents
Americans that are over the age of 55 control approximately 73 percent of all wealth in the United States. Americans that are age 55 or younger control just 27 percent of all wealth in the United States. Never before in history has there been a generational divide of this magnitude.
James Talarico: 'A Christian Who Hates Christianity'
Texas Rep. James Talarico (D) is coming under fire for a previous podcast in which he told the host, "I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity." The deliberately provocative statement has now made news because Talarico is asking the citizens of Texas to entrust him with a higher office.
First Adults. Now Children. The Slippery Slope of Euthanasia
This week, the Netherlands confirmed that, for the first time since expanding its euthanasia policy a child under the age of 12 has died through medically assisted death.
