Grassroots
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Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner From 'The Cosby Show'
Thank you for taking on Theo's role and living out a story that resonated with so many of us. Thank you for showing up as a real-life example of integrity and grace.
The Hero of San Juan Hill Charges Into the White House
No one would ever accuse Theodore Roosevelt of being powerless in his quest for his nation. In fact, he is often considered the first strong president of the modern era.
'This Is Not My Home': Part I
The media distorted the Vietnam War, contradicting what I had just experienced and making me feel like America was not my home anymore. Now, our nation is going through another political upheaval.
Sanctification
We have been sanctified (set apart) to serve God and empowered by His Spirit to accomplish His calling. Our part is to grow in our knowledge of His word.
A Call for Moral Renewal in Black Entertainment
We are called to do better. Our entertainment should reflect the full dignity of our humanity, our love, our intelligence, our creativity, and our leadership.
McKinley's Second Term Interrupted by Assassin's Bullet
Reelected in 1900, William McKinley's place in history seemed to be written as an expansionist president who was balancing power in both foreign and domestic policy.
Consumed by Hate
The so-called progressives have gone ballistic, but don't allow the world to drag you into its insanity and hate. Love others, even leftists, the way Christ loves you!
Eye in the Sky
On our age of anonymity, many Christians tend to set a low bar in moral attitudes and conduct. But Scripture makes it clear there is the potential for God's own unrepentant children to experience His discipline.
William McKinley Rallies the Republican Party
In 1896, the Republicans successfully built a coalition of urban residents, industrial workers, successful farmers, reformers, and the larger ethnic groups, excluding the Irish.
We Are One Human Race United by Sacrifice and Love
In God's eternal kingdom, there will be no separation based on race or color. There will only be a community bought and redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ.
This Year's Encounters With the Left at an Elite University
Headlines can exaggerate dysfunction, painting an overly bleak picture of higher education. This year, I have accumulated several stories that offer a more nuanced view.
Not Just Another Long Weekend
Most young churches today don't recognize patriotic holidays, so I was overjoyed yesterday to speak at a church in my hometown and share about America's many blessings.
Independence Day: The Greatest Reparation for Black Americans
Democrats love to use reparations as a shiny carrot to keep black voters loyal. But they forget that the greatest gift was never money; it was the founding ideals that made this country exceptional.
Grover Cleveland Again!
It was a difficult time for the American people, and they looked to the president and Congress for answers. Both struggled with finding a solution.
A Black Gentleman Named George and Our Race Relations Disconnect
I've lived alongside people of other races enough to know that the average person in America, regardless of race or creed, just wants to get along.
'Forgive and Forget': Part II
My former NVA enemy became my friend. What are you carrying that has burdened you down for years? Isn't it time to let go, forgive, and be forgiven?
Law of Unintended Consequences
"Joy" is not the character trait we see in non-Christians. Our society is experiencing the unintended consequences of forsaking God's prescribed order of business for mankind.
A Letter to My Friend Candace Owens
I sincerely encourage you to pick up the Bible, study it with an open mind, and seek the full story. It'll give you the insight you need to speak on Jewish issues with genuine understanding.
Benjamin Harrison — A Forgotten President
Harrison would serve his four years but fail to make a strong impact as president, although his administration did function efficiently and mostly effectively.
'Forgive and Forget': Part I
We've all been hurt or offended by others, but let me explain how the pain once associated with my own memories is gone thanks to the grace given to me by God.