Demon 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.
SharesPolice move in and begin dismantling pro-Palestinian demonstrators’ encampment at UCLA
Police removed barricades and began dismantling a pro-Palestinian demonstrators' fortified encampment early Thursday at the University of California, Los Angeles, after hundreds of protesters defied orders to leave. Some people were detained, their hands bound with zip ties.
SharesPro-Hamas billionaires send malicious messages through campus protesters
Most of the organizations providing the backbone of campus protests against Israel's war in the Gaza Strip are supporters of the terrorist organization Hamas, and some receive funding, at least indirectly, from left-wing billionaires.
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.
SharesLISTEN: Mandisa shares journey of pain, doubt and finding God’s love amid chaos
As we remember the life and legacy of Mandisa, Billy Hallowell revisits a 2022 interview with the "American Idol" alum and Grammy award-winning musician.
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.
SharesUnited Methodists approve gay clergy ordination, ending 40-year-old ban
The United Methodist Church delegates voted Wednesday to allow LGBTQ individuals to serve as ministers, reversing a 40-year-old ban on the ordination of "self-avowed practicing homosexuals."
Shares‘Untouched’: All 70 workers survive Nebraska tornado. One man credits prayer, God for miracle.
Nate Hutchinson was one of 70 workers who huddled inside the Garner Industries' industrial building in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Friday as a tornado tore through the area. In that moment, all the young man could do was pray.
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?
SharesProtest at UCLA becomes violent; police in riot gear separate groups
After a couple of hours of scuffles between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli demonstrators at the University of California, Los Angeles, police wearing helmets and face shields formed lines and slowly separated the groups. That appeared to quell the violence.
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.
SharesMayor Adams blames ‘outside agitators’ after 282 protesters arrested at Columbia, City College
New York City police made nearly 300 arrests in overnight raids on Columbia University and City College of New York, taking into custody both students and "outside agitators" who had infiltrated the anti-Israel student protests.
SharesMethodists move to undo LGBTQ restrictions, embrace liberalized views on sexual practices
The United Methodist Church's business session Tuesday voted to end a ban on using church funds to advocate for gay rights, a prelude to action expected later this week that would drop the denomination's official restrictions on LGBTQ clergy and same-sex marriage.
Shares‘The Bible is one of the worst books ever,’ says ‘Succession’ star Brian Cox: ‘It is not the truth’
"One of the worst books ever." That is actor Brian Cox's verdict on the Bible, as the controversy-prone actor also called the Jewish and Christian scriptures patriarchal and a tool of control.
SharesGirls who refused to compete against transgender athlete sue after being pulled from meet
Four West Virginia middle-school girls who forfeited rather than compete against a male-born transgender athlete have sued their school district, saying they were punished by being excluded from the following track-and-field meet.
Shares‘Hollywood Priest’ documentary shows how ‘Father Bud’ Kieser brought moral tales to TV
A documentary exploring the late Rev. Ellwood "Father Bud" Kieser's pioneering path in Hollywood, his impact on the media and his legacy is getting its first national airing on television.
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.
SharesBiden administration blasted for injecting ‘gender identity’ into Affordable Care Act
Western European nations may be rethinking access to "gender-affirming care," but the Biden administration is going full steam ahead.
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