Grassroots
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Pre-Approved
If you think going through airport security is "hell," you are in for one heck of a surprise come judgment day. Thankfully, as a Christian, I am "pre-approved" for my ultimate destination: heaven.
Juneteenth: A Black Conservative Perspective
Republicans should use this day to reconnect with their anti-slavery roots and show black Americans that their fight for freedom is still a core part of their mission.
Restoring the Monroe Doctrine
Grover Cleveland gained praise for "reminding" the rest of the world that the Monroe Doctrine would guide U.S. foreign policy in the western hemisphere.
'Mr. President, It's Me Again!'
Donald Trump does not take constructive criticism, but petty feuds and temper tantrums are distracting and empower the Left.
'I Love You, Man!'
Only a worshipper can truly walk in obedience to King Jesus and joyfully keep His commandments. It is worship that changes our carnal "I Love You, Man" to a worshipful "I Love You, Lord!"
Newsom's Nonsense
The first part of Governor Newsom's Tuesday night speech had no audio. The second part had an echo, and most of it had no truth. It was lie after lie.
Conservative Lessons From My Father That Shaped My Perspective
He believed that relying on government assistance could encourage dependence, and I realized that my father's hard work was subsidizing luxuries for others.
Remembering Your First Love
When we put Christ in the center of our marriage, we had hope. The recipe was simple: "Remember from where you have fallen, and repent and do the deeds you did at first."
Cruise to Nowhere
The non-Christian has decided that he has no desire to cruise to the Christian's destination. As a result, he is, in the short term, "cruising to nowhere."
Trump's Power Move to Flip Chicago Red Through Criminal Justice Reform and Redemption
This isn't about glorifying gang violence; it's about redemption and the power of second chances, both of which align with our Christian values.
Chester A. Arthur Steps Aside
Having lost his political allies, Arthur failed to win his party's nomination at the 1884 Republican Convention in Chicago.
Beware of Dogs!
The dogs ("evil workers") the Apostle Paul warned us about are still out there, barking, yapping, and tearing things down. They never build, only destroy!
Underpromise, Overdeliver
In the midst of all the world's underperformance, Christians have the honor of serving a God who actually overdelivers on the promises He has made to His people.
Remember Derek Chauvin
This isn't about ignoring mistakes; it's about recognizing the complexity of these situations. Law enforcement officers face real dangers, and their job isn't easy.
Chester A. Arthur Assumes the Presidency
James Garfield's assassination just 100 days after his inauguration plunged the nation into mourning a fallen president for the second time in less than 20 years.
Memorial Day Memories
Yes, America is worth defending. I would do it again. Memorial Day is NOT a long weekend. We must not forget: "Freedom is not free!"
Overpromise, Underdeliver
It is a fact that many of the things we purchase fail to deliver the promised benefit. They "overpromise and underdeliver" the desired outcome. Sin is like that too.
The Democrat Party: A Corrupt Power Machine That Will Sacrifice Anyone
This isn't just about Biden's health. It's about a betrayal of the American people. The Democrats' relentless pursuit of power has dishonored our nation and put our Republic at risk.
Dismissed and Dispossessed: The Afrikaner's Dilemma
When black Americans voice frustration with systemic racism, the idea of "leaving" is rightly considered offensive. But when white South Africans do the same, Ashley Allison's answer is exile.
Farewell to Hayes
Hayes was one of the first presidents to truly understand the importance of educating the public regarding key policy issues by using persuasive arguments and modeling actions.