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Lies, fraud, and the KKK: The SPLC is facing a crisis of credibility
The Southern Poverty Law Center has spent years sitting in judgment. The time has come for it to stand in that same light.

Justice Clarence Thomas: The progressive invasion of the Declaration of Independence
Justice Thomas then narrates the rise of progressivism and its advances in America in the early 20th century, which challenged the premises of the Declaration and the Constitution.

One reason God lives rent-free in some atheists’ heads
The issue isn’t whether anger exists; it’s where it goes and what it reveals.

250th anniversary of independence: What makes an American?
So, what do a significant majority of Americans believe the United States of America is?

Trump's Iran strategy is working. We just need to be patient
The recent U.S. military campaign against Iran has, by every measurable standard, achieved what past administrations repeatedly failed to do.

Finally! A satisfying answer to why God sometimes seems absent
There’s a quieter, more uncomfortable reality most believers don’t volunteer: the moments when God feels nowhere to be found.

It’s not censorship: Why relocating LGBTQIA books to the adult section protects both rights and kids
The Rutherford County Library System's new director, Luanne James, was fired from her position because she would not remove the 132 books in question to the adult-only section of all the library’s branches.

The only Easter alternative left standing — and it still fails
People who are uncomfortable with the idea of Jesus Christ rising from the dead have never lacked creativity.

Easter reflection: Can Dr. King’s ‘Commitment Card’ heal our divided nation?
We are observing this weekend the 58th anniversary of the tragic assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a man who employed his Christian faith to bring Americans together to confront the original sin in our American DNA, symbolized by racism and Jim Crow segregation.

Loving people into Hell
In my attempt to remain culturally in touch, have I traded a Gospel that confronts sin for a message that manages feelings?



























