Thursday, March 7, 2019

PART I The sexual revolution chooses to live to fight another day: Why Colorado dropping a lawsuit against Masterpiece Cakeshop isn’t an end to the war on religious liberty

PART II Heartwarming stories of babies successfully operated on and returned to womb are rare exceptions in the culture of death

PART III When clear Scriptural teaching is nullified to ordain women in ministry, consistency indicates it inevitably must be nullified for LGBT inclusivity as well.

Wednesday, March 6, 2019

PART I Documentary dethrones the King of Pop: How the secular worldview struggles to respond to the art of fallen artists

PART II Pro-abortion movement reacts predictably to new restrictions on Planned Parenthood, revealing the political power of the abortion industry

PART III Does shame still exist? How the reality of shame and guilt points to the gospel of Jesus Christ

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

PART I In the wake of last week’s vote to affirm biblical sexuality, theologically-liberal United Methodists are deciding their next move: stay or go?

PART II Parties for the dead? What new alternatives to the Christian funeral reveal about our increasingly secular society

PART III Former VP Joe Biden learns that in an age of heightened political division even describing a political opponent as ‘decent’ is now unacceptable

Monday, March 4, 2019

PART I The implications of transgender ideology actualized: Parental rights is the next victim of the sexual revolution in Canada

PART II Should men competitively wrestle women? Christian convictions lead high school wrestler to forfeit his shot at the state championship

PART III From the tennis court to the wrestling mat and everywhere in between, the athletic arena grapples with how to handle LGBTQ competitors

Friday, March 1, 2019

PART I Talks between U.S. and North Korea break off: How the underlying motives of the Korean dictator revealed themselves in summit meeting

PART II House bill offers single-payer, universal healthcare, but there’s more at stake than what meets the eye

PART III Religious unbelief is actually belief: New Portland law proves America isn’t as secular as some would think

Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

PART I Will the Peace Cross still stand? The Supreme Court must clarify the confusion it has created in previous cases and respect the role of religion in public life.

PART II In the face of hostility, Christians must uphold that the cross is, in fact, a Christian symbol

PART III The meltdown of identity politics: Even an all-LGBTQ city council cannot satisfy the ever-growing expectation of intersectionality

PART IV Judgement after death: The Supreme Court overturns decision of judge who was already dead when ruling was published

Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019

PART I United Methodist Church defies mainline Protestant history by saying no to the sexual revolution

PART II Where does the United Methodist Church go after historic vote upholding biblical sexuality?

PART III Why Christians understand that equality of males and females does not necessitate women entering military draft

Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019

PART I The culture of death lurches forward: Senate fails to pass legislation that would protect the lives of children born alive

PART II With all eyes on the Vatican, the meeting on Catholic clergy sex abuse ends with no concrete policy developments

PART III In the background of the Catholic clerical sex abuse crisis lies a contradiction in the church’s official doctrine and the reality of homosexuality

Monday, Feb. 25, 2019

PART I The moral messaging of the Oscars: How the entertainment industry influences society.

PART II How new regulations further prevent taxpayer dollars from funding abortion— with Planned Parenthood at issue.

PART III Gender revolutionaries want you to believe that men and women will dress identically, but is that really so?

PART IV Spirit cleansing? When Christianity is removed from society, the void is always filled with some kind of spirituality.

Friday, Feb. 22, 2019

PART I In striking down excessive fines and asset forfeiture, Supreme Court unanimously re-establishes basic principle of constitutional self-government

PART II Pro-abortion movement opposes legislation banning abortion based on rage, gender, and disability, sparking debate over eugenics

PART III Regardless of what one Kentucky politician claims, if you support Roe v. Wade, you are not pro-life

PART IV If “we parenting” becomes the norm in America, we are all going to pay the price