America finds itself at a crossroads The great drift is precisely what America finds itself navigating today at a profound cultural and political crossroads. The political and cultural fault
As fuel prices surge again amid Middle East tensions, a memory from the 1979 gas crisis points to a deeper question: which oil is truly more valuable—the kind that powers
If undeniable non-human intelligence ever appears on the world stage, how should a Christian interpret it? Not with panic. Not with speculation. But through the lens of Scripture.
You don’t stop at the Bible once. You fill up from it — again and again — because the road is long. Familiarity isn’t fuel, and confidence won’t carry you
When Ezekiel describes Israel standing alone, it may not be betrayal that explains the silence. It may be shock, hesitation, and a world that didn’t see what was coming. This
When political scandals break, it’s tempting to cheer if it’s “the other side.” But biblical shaking isn’t about partisan victory—it’s about exposure, humility, and repentance. A reflection on justice, accountability,
Wayne’s World View One of the most confused debates in America today pits two extremes against each other: those who insist the United States was founded as a purely secular
