Higher Ground Commentary
‘Tortured Poets’ by Taylor Swift exposes troubling worldview for Christian listeners, parents
So much poetic angst set to music in Taylor Swift's new album and her worldview that romantic love is the capstone of human existence is troubling for Christian parents and listeners.
SharesBig banks discriminate against Christian ministries, churches
The practice of debanking because of faith is simply unAmerican. Banks must stop it now.
SharesThe important lesson all Christian leaders can learn from Methodist Church decision on LGBTQ issues
While some of the United Methodist Church's issues are particular to the UMC, their underlying dynamics may not be.
SharesDemon of Persia reigning over Iran
Why has Iran historically been an enemy of Israel and a destructive force in the Middle East under the leadership of the Ayatollah?
SharesNational Day of Prayer: Praying for America is vital if we want God to transform this country
If we want to see God move in America, we must pray for America by asking for His help.
SharesWake up, America: Disturbing realities behind rampant anti-Israel, anti-Jewish hatred
"It's frightening." Those two words were recently uttered by a Holocaust survivor observing virulent antisemitism boiling over at American colleges and universities.
SharesThe UN’s Silence is Antisemitic: Antonio Guterres must go
Like academia and so many other institutions, the UN has become a funhouse mirror - entirely unreliable and guilty of distorting the truth to comical levels.
SharesAsk Dr. E: Can you tell us what you mean by ‘imago Dei’ vs. the ‘imago dog’?
One of your repeated refrains argues the difference between the "imago Dei" and the "imago dog." I'm not sure I understand. Can you explain?
SharesThe soul of the US is up for grabs - can it be restored?
No president can restore the soul of a country, much less a president with a godless, secular agenda.
SharesFirst Amendment under attack: How the Police State muzzles our right to speak truth to power
Tyrants don't like people who speak truth to power.
SharesJim Daly: The importance of prioritizing fun in your marriage
Life is a gift and married life is a gift that can keep on giving. Life is short. Don't miss out on the fun it provides.
SharesWhat the Ivy Leagues aren’t teaching their students: Basic decency
I don't expect the Ivy League to do spiritual formation. But they can do character formation.
SharesThis is our time: Literal nonsense is on parade
It's 2024, and we are living in schizophrenic times. Dickensian times: the best of times, yet the worst; times where we demand the truth while reveling in our lies.
Shares7 ways to teach your daughter resiliency by failing forward and finding faith
Resiliency isn't a 100% success rate, it's knowing that in failure, future success is still possible. We call this failing forward or being "free to fail."
Shares‘This is 1938’: How antisemitic college campuses are treading a dangerous path
Those of us who don't speak out today are just as shameful as those who didn't speak out during Nazi Germany.
SharesAmericans, even Democrats, see mass deportations as a justified means to a necessary end
Fifty-one percent of Americans say in a new survey that they're in favor of mass deportations of illegals, and oddly enough, a sizable share of self-identified Democrats are among those who agree.
SharesDEI is not what Jefferson hoped for when he wrote ‘all men are created equal’
DEI proponents believe that if people are propagandized enough, if they are subject to enough reeducation and indoctrination, they will become reconstructed and everything will be kosher.
SharesPlugged In movie review: The miraculous true story behind ‘Unsung Hero’
What does it take to persevere in faith and family when the bottom drops out? That's exactly the story that "Unsung Hero" tells. Director Guy Ritchie's latest hyperviolent action comedy is loosely based on a true story, but one that's received blockbuster treatment.
SharesAsk Dr. E: Why do some people who say they stand for love seem so angry?
They say that "Love is Love" and "Love Trumps Hate," but when someone disagrees with them, particularly on matters of sexual identity and sexual behavior, it seems as if the gloves come off. Doesn't this seem somewhat contradictory to you?
SharesThree shocking discoveries, events that threaten to turn transgender movement on its head
One would assume any structured medicalization process endlessly foisted upon children would be tried, tested and true, validated, and corroborated by extensive research categorically proving its viability and usefulness.
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