This upcoming year is likely to be a rough one. Our basic rights are under assault. This article is a repost of one written a year ago. We will likely see the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) passed by the legislature...
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by Michael Giere [Parts of this article were first published in 2015, and this Thanksgiving it seemed particularly relevant. MG] Thanksgiving is the distinctive American holiday, born out of the triumph of faith over adversity; a day set aside to...
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A letter written by a local elementary school teacher, I’ll call “Mrs. Krieg,” was brought to my attention by a mutual acquaintance.  In light of the notice that honor classes will be discontinued, she thoughtfully agreed that equity (defined as...
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 “...yearly and perpetually keept...” America's first official annual Thanksgiving was a matter of deep prayer and thankfulness The first English-speaking observance of Thanksgiving occurred in 1619, on the site of what is now Berkeley Plantation.  1619 a.d, Berkeley Plantation, on...
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By Bryan Fischer Dan Cathy, president and CEO of Chick-fil-A, sold out his Christian brothers and sisters by trading the Chick-fil-A cow, as Babylon Bee satirized, for the Golden Calf. Christians, who not only loved the CFA sandwiches but admired...
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Joe Rogowski | Reprint by permission from Minding The Times In our present-day culture, daily reports of aggressive, militant, and violent action of groups or individuals, driven by an oppressive hostility and political correctness against our civil institutions, social order,...
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