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Now, more than ever, we need to stand with Israel.
The hope that is within us and the victory that is before us leave us more resolved than ever to pray, vote, and stand for biblical truth.
But we cannot give in to those who would make us shrink back into the shadows of society.
If 19 terrorists can inflict $8 trillion dollars' worth of damage on this country, imagine what 300 could do.
The difference between many Republicans and President Biden is that we've been talking about the destructive nature of lawlessness for the last several years.
The former New Jersey governor announced that he'd embraced same-sex marriage.
Those who fear God are trustworthy and are guided by truth so that they are not easily corrupted.
McCarthy had the no-win option of presiding over a so-called government "shutdown" or extending the bloated Biden-Pelosi budget Republicans inherited.
Some are asking how we arrived at such a place where cold-blooded murder is callously carried out like a virtual video game.
The sight of one of America's most powerful Cabinet members groveling before her counterpart in one of the world's most evil empires was enough to sicken anyone.
Never has the world seen this type of attack on children and on the rights of parents to protect them, as God has intended us to do.
Letting the abortion lobby preempt logic and reason is no way to run a country.
It is encouraging to see that Mr. Trump remains committed to defending the little ones in the womb.
The problem isn't the state of our laws; it's the condition of the heart.
Nothing the president has done would have stopped a single shooting we've witnessed.
The liberals' pattern of silencing people and ideas that threaten their leftist orthodoxy must be addressed.
The fact that a single act of arson can make national news is astonishing in an age when mobs can burn down entire cities with the ruling class's blessing.
"Justice is turned back, and righteousness stands far away; for truth has stumbled in the public squares, and uprightness cannot enter."
Jacob Kersey was a rookie of the Port Wentworth Police Department until his supervisors decided his views on marriage were too "offensive."
The prospects of Congress coming to blows over America's ballooning debt is making the media downright hysterical.
