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Facing the Issues: A Christian Worldview for a Confused Age
A bold, biblical response to today’s cultural confusion. This series tackles 12 key issues—from gender to justice—through a gospel-centered lens that equips believers to stand firm in truth and grace.
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Biblical Justice vs. Social Justice
Isaiah 1:17 calls Christians to seek true justice—not cultural counterfeits. This post compares biblical justice with critical social justice and equips believers to discern the difference with clarity, courage, and compassion.
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Standard Bearers: What the Stars, Stripes, and Soldiers Still Mean
On Flag Day and the Army’s 250th birthday, we reflect on the symbols of banners and battles through the lens of Scripture. What does it mean to honor the flag without idolizing…
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”No King” you say – I think I see the Problem
On June 14, 2025, two visions of America clashed—military celebration in Washington and anti-authority protests across the nation. But beneath the flags and fury lies a deeper crisis: not political, but spiritual.…
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Big Bird and Uncle Sam: What Went Wrong with Public Broadcasting
From The Civil War to culture wars—this article explores why the federal government should stop funding NPR and PBS. Blending originalist constitutional thought with a biblical worldview, it traces the history, drift, and consequences…
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The Image of God and the End of Racism
All people are made in the image of God. Acts 17:26 reveals the biblical foundation for human dignity and racial equality—and shows why our identity must be rooted in divine design, not…
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When Federal Power Meets State Resistance: A Biblical & Cultural Analysis of the 2025 L.A. National Guard Protests
In June 2025, President Trump federalized the National Guard in Los Angeles amid violent protests over immigration enforcement. This biblical worldview analysis explores the legal authority, historical precedent, and theological implications behind…
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The Cliffs of Courage: Rudder’s Rangers and the Legacy of Pointe du Hoc
On June 6, 1944, Lt. Col. James Earl Rudder and his Rangers scaled the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc in one of D-Day’s most heroic assaults. This article explores their courage, Texas…
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What Is Justice? A Biblical Perspective
What does God mean by justice? This post explores the biblical foundation of justice in Micah 6:8 and contrasts it with modern secular definitions. Discover why true justice starts with God’s character—not…
