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  Aug 9, 2026

  What Fauci's diary admits — and his testimony wouldn't

  Anthony Fauci once said he had "nothing to hide." Then Congress got hold of his diary — and he pled the Fifth 111 times.

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  Aug 8, 2026

  The dangerous cost of raising comfortable kids

  God doesn't rescue us from every valley — He walks through it with us. So why do we keep trying to spare our kids from theirs?

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  Aug 8, 2026

  Why 'Father, forgive them' isn't the same as 'I forgive you'

  Jesus never said "I forgive you" to those who crucified Him. He said, "Father, forgive them." That difference changes everything for how we read this passage — and how we're called to respond to those who've hurt us.

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  Aug 7, 2026

  How to avoid a financial crisis

  Ignoring financial problems only makes them worse. Chuck Bentley shares biblical steps to face the truth, build a budget and avoid a money crisis.

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  Aug 7, 2026

  'Gender-affirming care' is abortion 2.0

  Planned Parenthood's latest marketing pivot inadvertently clarifies the spiritual battlefield for believers. Both abortion and gender-affirming care rest on the same central lie: that our deepest identity is found in subjective internal feelings rather than the objective reality God has woven into creation.

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  Aug 6, 2026

  5 parental rights you must know before your kid returns to school

  You are the primary decision-maker for your child — not the state, and not the school. Here's what that means this back-to-school season.

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  Aug 6, 2026

  Is AI quietly killing our curiosity?

  "Had AI just made me a better strategist, or had it simply made me more comfortable and efficient?" One leader's uncomfortable question — and what it taught him about the cost of convenience.

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  Aug 6, 2026

  6 questions Christians must ask before posting online

  "Just as Christians are to be in the world but not of it, so too we need to be on social media, but not of it." Here are six questions to ask before you hit send.

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  Aug 5, 2026

  Why are prices still so high? Tracing it back to one root cause

  Voters keep asking why prices haven't come down. Wayne Grudem says the answer starts with the money supply, not "price gouging" — and argues that when government spending drives up prices, it's a form of stealing from every citizen, especially the poor.

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  Aug 5, 2026

  Fauci’s downfall reveals the danger of rule by ‘experts’

  There is a serious lesson in all this while Fauci is crashing out