Are charter schools state schools or private schools? And can they be religious schools. There’s an Oklahoma court case which has made it all the way to the Supreme Court and we should have answers to these questions in the next few weeks.

Lael Weinberger, “Funding for the faithful?” May 1, 2025.

Kristen Waggoner, “Making religious school choice a reality,” April 30, 2025.

Steve West, “Church school, state school, or both?” April 30, 2025.

Does your church have a pastor? Because if you do, you might want to hold on to him. Because if he leaves you might not be able to get another one. U.S. Pastors are calling it quits across the nation.

Elizabeth Russell, “Facebook removes churches’ SermonAudio links,” May 5, 2025.

U.S. Rep. Mark Harris, “Free speech for pastors, too,” April 15, 2025.

Steven Wedgeworth, “A shortage of shepherds,” April 8, 2025.

The United Kingdom’s top court recently issued a radical ruling. They said that a woman can be defined as someone who is born biologically female. In other words, men are men, women are women, and that can be defined in objective, biological ways. The highest court in Great Britain has now come down on the side of what every toddler has known for the last 5,000 years. Will America follow suit and once again be able to define what a woman is?

Erin Hawley, “An odd way to celebrate women,” April 9, 2025.

Jamie Bryan Hall and Ryan T. Anderson, “The Abortion Pill Harms Women,” April 28, 2025.

Today is Good Friday. It’s the day that we celebrate and remember the cross of Jesus Christ, the sacrifice for our sins that culminates in the glorious news of the resurrection on Easter Sunday morning. These observances are ingrained in the history of Western civilization. Or are they?

Nasser Hussain, “Canceling Easter,” April 9, 2025.

Denny Burk, “What a difference a year makes,” April 16, 2025.

The wicked witch of progressivism is dead, right? And Christians finally have the opportunity that we said for generations that we wanted: the opportunity to engage culture and win. Well, we might not be as ready for that as we think.

Andrew T. Walker, “All grace, no nature,” March 25, 2025.

R. Albert Mohler, Jr. “They are going to call us Christian nationalists,” March 14, 2025.

Throughout human history, cultures have died and civilizations have vanished. Why? It’s because, eventually, nations or people groups lose the foundational principles, the core values that allowed them to thrive and have success. When a nation allows poisonous enemies to begin to assault their core identity from within a nation has started the process of self-extinction.

Craig Carter, “Mark Carney is a man with a plan,” March 12, 2025.

Nathan A. Finn, “The great migration,” March 11, 2025.

A.S. Ibrahim, “How cultures die,” March 7, 2025.

A few weeks ago, in February of this year, a Representative by the name of Laurel Libby, who serves in the House of Representative for the state of Maine, was censured by that body for what they termed, a reprehensible social media post. As it turns out, Libby had posted about a young, high school, male athlete who won first place in pole vaulting in the women’s category of competition in the state of Maine.

We need to talk about where we are right now in America on the topic of transgender athlete,s as well as the topic of censorship of those who wade into the public square and dare to speak their minds.

Liz Lykins, “Maine madness: Lawmaker still banned from House floor over social media post,” March 18, 2025.

Nathanael Blake, “Sex and the post-Christian right,” March 11, 2025.

R. Albert Mohler, Jr. “So boys shouldn’t play on girls teams?” March 7, 2025.

Lauren Canterberry, “Newsom deviates from progressives on women’s sports issue,” March 7, 2025.

Is a one-world, global government even a real possibility in our generation? As it turns out, political leaders, almost since the dawn of human history have always pursued an impulse to take global control of mankind.

Larry Schweikart, “Return to Babel: The temptation of globalism persists despite historic failures,” World Magazine, pp.45-51, January 27, 2024.