Jordan Chariton interviewed Amanda Campbell, a resident of Forest City, North Carolina—which is about an hour from Asheville— about the devastation she witnessed in Asheville as a result of Hurricane Helene. Campbell also criticized inaction and lack of follow through from FEMA in helping desperate Asheville residents who are trapped and/or desperately waiting for help […]
Carl Trueman, First Things, 9/24 In Milan Kundera’s 1975 novel The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, Czechoslovakian president Gustav Husak—the “President of Forgetting”—declares, “Children! You are the future!” Kundera goes on to say that this is true “not because they will one day be adults but because humanity is becoming more and more a child, because
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John Daniel Davidson, The Federalist, 9/24 In the long-ago of 2005, just days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall near New Orleans, a young Kanye West blurted out on live television during a fundraising drive with comedian Mike Meyers that “George Bush doesn’t care about black people.” It was perhaps an early sign of West’s mental instability, but
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Michael Clary, Sola Ecclesia, 9/24 Over the past ten years or so, pastors have navigated some of the most morally complicated and emotionally turbulent ministry environments they’ve ever experienced. The world has changed around us in unprecedented ways that we’ve only just begun to comprehend. One of the most helpful explanations of these cultural changes
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Ken Ham, Answers in Genesis, 9/24 A federal court recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by Christian parents against the state of Indiana. The lawsuit claimed “teachers violate religious freedom law when they promote ‘the atheist religion’ by teaching students about evolution.” The court “allowed the science education standards to remain in place,” claiming that “evolution is not
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God is With Us Feeling lost or overwhelmed? Discover comfort and inspiration in this peaceful recitation of Psalm 121. This beloved psalm offers a beautiful image of looking to God for strength and guidance. The Lord is portrayed as our protector and watchful guardian, ensuring our safety and success. This calming reading serves as a
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One left-wing group boasts that mass immigration could ‘sway the outcome’ of America’s elections Spencer Lindquist, The Daily Wire, 9/24 A network of left-wing organizations backed by billionaire George Soros is working to naturalize and mobilize immigrants and refugees in order to activate them as voting blocs in swing states, boasting that they could “sway
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Thomas Bergler, Christian Research Institute, 10/22 Americans of all ages are not sure they want to grow up. It is common to hear thirty-, forty-, or even fifty-year-olds say things like, “I guess I have to start thinking of myself as an adult now.” Many emerging adults ages eighteen to twenty-three want to get married
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Rich Lusk, Clear Truth Media, 9/24 “Everything you’ve been told is a lie.” Well, ok, that’s probably true for the most part. Our institutions – our political leaders, educational systems, and mainstream media – have definitely lost the trust and respect of the people. But note: Even if the major narratives we have been handed
Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder, Sola Ecclesia, 11/23 During the summer of 2023, a group of cardinals from every continent posed a series of dubia (a Latin word meaning “doubts” in the sense of questions born of concern or reservation) to the supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church. The dubiaaddressed a range of pressing contemporary matters, from the possibility of
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Don Batten, creation.com Charles Darwin did some good science. Some of his research, such as that on coral growth, marine atolls and the important role of earthworms, stands today. On the other hand he was a creature of his time—a time dominated by deistic ideas that God was remote and the universe ran itself according
Texans Jack and Dodie, Clever Journeys, 9/24 Robert F.Kennedy, Jr. has not looked back after leaving the corrupt Democratic Party and tells us exactly what he will do working with President Donald Trump. He says that after spending “40 years suing our government agencies,” he understands “the perverse incentives that put agency capture on steriods.
Philip Bell, creation.com From my earliest years as a creation apologetics speaker, I have sometimes referred to the following sobering Scripture verse: “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge; because you have rejected knowledge, I reject you from being a priest to me. And since you have forgotten the law of your God, I
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Some Democrats hope for a third try Susan Ferrechio, The Washington Times. 9/24 The repeated attempts on former President Donald Trump’s life have deepened conservatives’ distrust of the government and the criminal justice system, including suspicions that Democrats and high-ranking officials are rooting for attempted assassins. White House officials aren’t backing off their rhetoric. A