Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
We arrive in the little chapel, tucked away in the mountains. The wind is brisk. The Greek flag on the flagpole has been ravaged by the wind. All that remains is a tattered blue-and-white rag.
Virginia Christians should feel compelled to vote. And they should vote “No”.
Romans 13:1 “Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God”.
Since 1776, Virginians, as individual citizens, are the governing authority. See: Virginia Constitution. Each Virginia citizen delegates specific authority and power to officials to legislate, administer, and adjudicate as their public servants. Consequently, there’s no excuse for any Virginia Christian to not vote – to not do their duty as the Sovereign, the governing authority, of our Commonwealth.
Here are 10 reasons to vote NO on the three bogus amendments on the ballot.
Faith, Elections, and the Christian’s Responsibility to Trust God
There is something deeply troubling about watching professing Christians react to election results (or potential results) as though the future of civilization, the survival of Christianity, and the sovereignty of Almighty God depend entirely upon which candidate wins. Each never-ending political cycle continuously floods us with “the most important election in history” narrative. Fear is a fund raiser.
Florida congressional candidate Casey Askar joins ‘Fox Report’ to discuss his campaign in the toss-up race for Florida’s 22nd District.
When suffering piles up in our homes and in the world, it’s okay to ask God “why,” and Scripture reminds us that He is still in control and that the story ends well.
The Great Deception: What If Humanity’s Greatest False Christ Arrives From the Stars? Biblical Prophecy, UFOs, Spiritual Warfare, and the Dangerous Power of Deception What if the greatest deception mankind will ever experience doesn’t arrive wearing horns, carrying a pitchfork, or announcing allegiance to Satan? What if it arrives in a spacecraft? And what …
A Biblical Perspective on: Is Christmas a Pagan Holiday?
Should Christians Have Christmas Trees?
Should Parents Encourage Santa?
Did the New Testament Church Celebrate Christian Holidays?
Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.
Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.
Jesus Identified the Malware 2,000 Years Ago. We’re Still Clicking the Links.
America has become the wealthiest, most technologically sophisticated civilization in human history. We carry supercomputers in our pockets, have groceries delivered to our doors, and can access virtually all human knowledge without getting off the couch.
Yet somehow, we’re increasingly miserable, divided, angry, and convinced that everyone else is the problem.
Recent riots and looting in Paris, France made a young White woman the face of suicidal empathy for Western Civilization. The viral video of her telling the looters to stop stealing from her shop because that was not the “cause” and she voted for migrants, was on their side, etc. made her quizzical countenance the poster child for suicidal self-delusion about Islam and the 3rd World in the West. Yet, true to true believer form, reportedly, she was still loyal to the looters’ cause days after her shop was destroyed.
Several months ago, I introduced a lesson on my Facebook page about the four horsemen of the apocalypse. As I explained then, I identify the white horse with Catholicism, the red horse with communism, the black horse with capitalism, and the green horse with Islam. I see these as four major spiritual influences shaping our world today.
Today, I want to concentrate on the green horse—the chloros horse—and explain why I connect its destructive influence with radical Islam.
After decades of studying Christianity, I discovered something that genuinely surprised me: the Babylonian Talmud contains a passage describing Jesus Christ being punished in boiling excrement. Yes, it’s actually there. But history is a dirty business, and we’re remarkably good at pretending our ancestors smelled like roses. We don’t apologize for the sins of our fathers, nor should we remain prisoners of their prejudices. Scripture tells us to test all things, not blindly defend our tribe. Ecclesiastes 7:16 even warns against excessive self-righteousness. Perhaps it’s time we stopped judging history from our moral high horses and examined the logs sticking out of our own eyes. Different centuries, different costumes, same fallen humanity.
His own church gave him away.
A minister at St. Andrew’s in Austin, who has known him since kindergarten, told a hidden camera that the man you see on TV will “change his tune back to where he was” the minute he’s elected.
Her words, not mine. And she was just getting warmed up.
The Pleasant Hill Baptist church sits out in the country. The fellowship hall is a sardine can.
It is an old room with drooping ceiling fans, paned windows, and carpet stains that predate the Vietnam War.
If Socialists, Islamists & Communists get their way and enact “Medicare For All.” Federal bureaucrats will decide if you are “worthy” of receiving medical treatment. If not, you will be pushed into committing doctor-assisted suicide. Canada is a prime example of its poor treatment of patients.
Those who are Christians have already made the decision to trust God, at least on some level. Today’s article outlines six reasons to trust God.
Maybe hell isn’t fire and brimstone. Maybe it’s something far worse: wanting forever and never being satisfied. Our modern culture may already give us a small taste—more money, more stuff, more attention, more pleasure, yet somehow never enough. C.S. Lewis suggested our deepest longings may point beyond this world. Perhaps the question isn’t how to get more, but why nothing we get ever seems to fill the hole.
Western Civilization: Quo Vadis?
All of Western Civilization should celebrate Columbus Day. No exceptions. Especially for Indians.
Especially, because the “Columbian Exchange” between Europe and the New World went well for Indigenous people of the Americas and Caribbean.
Music legend Kid Rock opens up about his early years, his thoughts on the U.S. Senate race in Michigan and more on ‘My View with Lara Trump.’