Charlie Kirk was a martyr who died for his faith. Was he killed because he spoke about a historical figure named Jesus? No. Was he killed because he claimed Jesus was God, was crucified and died for our sins, then rose again? No. Charlie Kirk was killed because he believed Jesus is Lord, lived his life demonstrating his convictions, and allowed his faith to inform his values and politics.
Read MoreI don’t know what her true religious convictions are, but I believe the Bible when it says you can know a tree by its fruits. She is not pro-choice. She’s pro-abortion. And there is no “separation of church and state” when the state wants to use its power to impose its wickedness onto the church and believers across the country.
Read MoreMy mother taught us to play with one another, to work with one another, and to pray with and for one another. She already prepared us to endure difficult moments like these. My mother is a rare ruby, indeed, the type of woman that you read about in Proverbs 31.
Read More“Christ is King” should not be known as an antisemitic phrase, but Christians should be aware that some very hateful people, who believe Hitler was “cool,” are trying to co-opt it. We don’t have to stop proclaiming “Christ is King,” but we should call out the wolves in poorly made sheep costumes.
Read MoreGod doesn’t need a PR team to edit him and become more presentable to mankind; we need to seek a greater understanding of God to grasp the fullness of his goodness. The same God in Genesis and Revelation is the same God in the Gospels, and he’s been perfectly loving the entire time, even in demonstrations of his wrath and judgment.
Read MoreLast week, Representative Nancy Mace (SC-01) raised eyebrows when she spoke at Senator Tim Scott’s (R-SC) prayer breakfast with talk of her pre-marital sex life. Mace said when she woke up early in the morning, her fiancé, Patrick, pulled her by the waist in bed. “No, baby, we ain’t got time for that this morning. I’ve gotta get to the prayer breakfast.”
Read MoreAn abortion ban is not a restriction on a woman’s “reproductive freedom.” She has many other options: celibacy, birth control, fertility tracking, condoms, and sterilization. If she becomes pregnant, she has adoption, safe harbor laws, or the choice to mother her child. Denying abortion as an option is not a lack of freedom. That is the perspective of the serpent.
Read MoreBut it is hilarious how much the critics hate the content, vindicating the monologues of the demon. Nefarious argues the beauty of their evil plot is that humans can’t even recognize what evil is. So, when they tackle the subject of abortion in the film—in a very honest manner—the critics see it as “propaganda.” There was even a scene when Dr. Martin tries to virtue signal to the demon about how humanity is actually winning because it’s so inclusive now!
Read MoreThe Born Alive Survivors Protection Act isn’t about protecting abortion; the woman has already had one. It’s about saving a newborn who survived the assassination attempt, so it’s not about what happens in the mother’s womb. But politicians like Scholten are trying to protect the intent of abortion and shield the conscience of Americans. To continue making legislation and protections around the survivor is a reminder the child was a victim of violence.
Read MoreBe committed to making your family work. What you invest will be reaped. Don’t invest strife, confusion, and perversion. Invest loyalty, love, and virtue.
Read MoreAnd though it isn’t Warnock’s job to legislate from the Bible in the senate, you would expect faith leaders to push someone who is going to protect their first amendment rights and represent their values. After all, their congregations are looking to them for leadership. Why vote for someone who would make it easier for them to be sued or muzzled?
Read MoreThe abolition movement was resilient. It faced setbacks and had long battles, certainly not unique to America. Abolition giants like William Wilberforce had tremendous struggles, yet he would not concede his fight either. As Pastor John Newton reminded him, like Queen Esther, Wilberforce was called for such a time as this, and so are you.
Read MoreThe religious bigotry from Gretchen Whitmer, Dana Nessel, and Jocelyn Benson has gone too far, and it’s rarely addressed. These people don’t believe in mutual respect; they believe in ideological submission.
Read More“This is how you know Democrats have so little respect for minorities,” I told my sister. “They included it for narratives like this, to use us.” Democrats don’t think gay marriage alone is enough to stir up their base. They must also include minorities, so they can accuse Republicans of being racist, on top of homophobic.
Read MoreDemocrats keep insisting that beliefs shouldn’t be forced on others, but their hostile secular worldview is still a belief. Why should they be able to infringe upon the constitutionally protected rights of Americans?
Read MoreIt doesn’t make sense to be angry that a Christian has a Christian podcast where they teach Christian concepts and values. Media Matters could have saved some time and plainly wrote: “Stuckey is a danger because she’s a sincere Christian, has the gull to be vocal about it, and wants her audience to vote.”
Read MoreThe women Emmanuel Acho selected had conversations about their lives, their experiences, their dreams, their feelings, and their expectations, and they never took the time to reflect on God’s commandments and what he would have wanted for them.
Read MoreDuring a massive and inconceivable tragedy, peace and comfort are needed. The older I get, the more I see this need. We are not promised a life without pain or mourning, especially not as Christians. But we are promised peace. And in moments of grief that seem unbearable, I’ve seen friends and family ground themselves in faith.
Read MoreYou have no rights without the right to life. If you believe a woman has the sole responsibility and authority to decide whether a human being is entitled to that sacred right, then you are rejecting “unalienable rights,” whether you believe a “Creator” endowed them or not. Abortion is a quest to not only reject God but become God.
Read MoreWe are weak. We are depraved. And most egregiously, we are cowards. Many Americans know we’re headed down a path of destruction. I’m not prophesying a worldwide flood, but a nation that allows such brutality against their children—mentally and physically—won’t survive.
Read MoreI want to be sympathetic to the casual Candace Owens viewer who loved certain sayings or segments from Owens, perhaps from her earlier days. For people who have watched her content religiously, I’m not certain why they are so hurt or shocked.
Charlie Kirk was a martyr who died for his faith. Was he killed because he spoke about a historical figure named Jesus? No. Was he killed because he claimed Jesus was God, was crucified and died for our sins, then rose again? No. Charlie Kirk was killed because he believed Jesus is Lord, lived his life demonstrating his convictions, and allowed his faith to inform his values and politics.
If only Obama were this vocal about exposing the Russia collusion hoax, started by Hillary Clinton (which he knew), to protect the integrity of the incoming president. But of course, Obama did spy on Trump’s campaign. Obama spied on a lot of Americans during his tenure.
Charlie Kirk’s killer believed he spread hate. If you’ve ever said men can’t become women, marriage is between a man and a woman, it’s wrong to take the lives of babies in the womb, or something along those lines, you’ve likely been accused of spreading “hate.”
We must defend the principle that it’s wrong to steal, and a company should not be destroyed based on internet myths and unverified beliefs. And while it is not shocking that many on the political Left are gleeful about tearing down a big business, it’s disturbing that so many “America First” influencers want to destroy an American company based on lies they’ve spread.
His response to Laura Trump was completely unprofessional for a journalist and was more like political hackery from a Democrat operative. It was more than him being wrong or willfully blind toward Biden’s condition. He was on a mission to smear her as someone who would mock a disability, just as the media and the Hillary Clinton campaign smeared Trump in 2016.
Smith has also said, “Let’s just call ‘collateral damage’ what it is: the international killing of innocent people: murder. Then we can have an honest conversation about supporting a war, with the obvious burden being on the person advocating for it to demonstrate this is absolutely necessary with no conceivable alternatives.”
Alex O’Connor was once asked by a fan why he didn’t talk about Islam and whether it was for personal or safety reasons. “Yeah, well, of course, it is a much less safe thing to do. That is a benefit of Christianity, by the way.”
Many have asked why Musk won’t simply apologize if it was all an honest misunderstanding. And the answer to that is simple: he did nothing wrong. It is not Musk’s responsibility to correct your imagination when his enemies offend you with a blatant smear.
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The reason why so many people take offense to my slavery analogies is that hindsight grants them moral superiority on the issue of slavery, and they’re offended that I would dare to sully their support of child sacrifice in such a way. The reality is that many of these uppity abortion advocates would have likely supported slavery back in the day. They would have been products of the culture, just like they’re the products of today.