Grassroots
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Fog Bank
If there are fog and clouds in your life and your path is shrouded in uncertainty, press in to seek His presence and your path will be made clear.
Was Martin Luther King Jr. a Christian Hero?
Are we ready to question the accepted history, or will we continue to glorify a man who may not deserve it?
To Tell the Truth
Today, we have a huge believability issue with what's called the "mainstream media," and it's not just a political problem.
The Prayers of the Saints
When we cry out to God with overwhelmed hearts and ask for His grace and mercy, He hears our prayers, which are like sweet-smelling incense.
The Hypocrisy of American Feminism
As Iranian women bravely fight for their rights, risking everything in the face of oppression, American feminists are caught up in identity politics.
Bitterness Will Kill You
Holding on to bitterness and hatred is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies. Forgiveness frees you from that poison.
Contour Lines
I have a theorem I apply to climbing mountains: "For every downhill there is an equal to, or greater than, uphill ahead." Our spiritual journey is much like that.
Prayer for America in 2026
May our lives bear witness to God's love, truth, and justice, and may our prayers be a beacon of hope for generations to come.
Cursing the Darkness
What excites me at this point in my life is seeing the seeds of hope being sown into a new generation.
Ebenezer — Looking Back and Looking Ahead
There is nothing wrong with looking back. But as we stand on the threshold of a new year, it is important that we look forward as well.
The Reason for the Season!
The news seems to be getting darker and darker. How did we get here? I believe it's because we have forgotten the real reason we celebrate Christmas.
The Grace and Class of Erika Kirk
She embodies compassion, courage, kindness, faithfulness, forgiveness, and real godliness — the kind of character our world desperately needs.
God's Holiday Travel Plans
God, according to His divine plans and purposes, orchestrated Joseph and Mary's seemingly bad road trip down to the minutest detail.
Attitude of Gratitude
In the midst of all greed and entitlement, let's decide to be a spiritual thermostat in our circle of influence.
Low Fuel Light
I used to try and see how close to zero I could get before I stopped to refuel.
A Letter to George Farmer, the Husband of Candace Owens
The narratives we create and perpetuate have consequences, and I urge you to consider the impact of Candace's words and actions on the broader movement.
Remembering David Wilkerson: Part II
"It's not a sin to lose the burden. But it's a sin to stay after the burden is gone."
Psalm 23
"Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me."
How Racial Politics and Marxist Ideals Failed on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
The blackout boycott missed the mark entirely. Sales figures illustrate that Americans, regardless of race, are eager to participate in a thriving economy.
Remembering David Wilkerson: Part I
Pastor Wilkerson's life, ministry, books, and movie inspired me to start Teen Challenge centers across the Midwest. He was a hero to me.