The Fragmentation of the “Family of Man” Watching Jimmy Carter’s funeral and hearing John Lennon’s “Imagine” at that funeral was a great reminder of the hopeless humanism that seems to be with so many today. Apparently, we are to ...
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From Colonial Cupboards to Modern Food Pantries: How Local Stories Shaped America’s Fight Against Hunger
With all the issues being raised about food shortages hitting American food banks, I thought it would be interesting to look back at where the concept of food banks all started. Hint: it wasn’t big government or leftwing community ...
Read More »Presidential Oaths And Their Extreme Importance Today
With all the talk regarding President Trump’s oath or lack of, I thought it would be interesting to examine oaths in the light of scripture. There are a few verses in the Bible that create the context for oaths, ...
Read More »Martin Luther King’s Real Theological Beliefs
I want to make a few important points before we begin, lest I be accused of systematic racism, which I detest. The Bible says there are two main types of people in the world: Creator worshipers and creature worshippers. ...
Read More »Faith Lessons from a Persistent Widow
Faith can sometimes feel like a retreat from reality, as if it means turning away from reason and hoping blindly for the best. Yet true faith, as Scripture teaches, is not a denial of knowledge or logic. Instead, it’s ...
Read More »How Community Gardens Cultivate Faith, Fellowship, and All Kinds Of Nourishment
Sowing Seeds of Unity and Hope In a world that often feels divided, the simple act of planting a seed can represent so much more than just the beginning of a plant’s life… it can serve as a beacon ...
Read More »Your “Half-Life Head” And Why You Can’t Remember Important Things
Understanding Message Retention Through the Lens of Chemical Half-Life Imagine your body as a finely tuned machine that requires regular sustenance to function optimally. For example, food and the vitamins and minerals in our food contain building blocks for ...
Read More »Time to Grow Up: Dispelling the Fiction of Endless Adolescence
Abolishing the Myth of Adolescence and Reclaiming Maturity for a New Generation Adolescence, as we commonly understand it, is far from the timeless, natural phase modern society assumes it to be. For centuries, young people were not considered to ...
Read More »Fixing Our Fractured Foundations
Why Beliefs Matter in Any Society Societies don’t arise by chance. They grow from convictions about life, law, and morality, all pointing back to an underlying faith. The very structure of any culture reflects its religious roots, whether openly ...
Read More »Why Creation Still Matters in 2025
Where the Fight for Origins Begins Every year, I like to read through the Bible, so naturally, I start with Genesis right away in January. Years ago, I heard Roger Schultz at Liberty University say that when they hire ...
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