Being pro-life means more than opposing abortion—it means valuing every human life. This post unpacks a whole-life ethic grounded in Scripture and shaped by the gospel.
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Abortion: What Does the Bible Say?
The Bible doesn’t ignore the issue of abortion. This post examines key Scriptures that reveal God’s view on life, justice, and the unborn.
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USAID: A Biblical Examination of America’s Foreign Aid Program
How should Christians think about foreign aid? This post takes a biblical look at USAID, stewardship, global justice, and the unintended consequences of doing good badly.
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Grace and Truth: How Jesus Engaged Hard Issues
Jesus never avoided hard conversations—but He always led with grace and truth. This post explores how believers can follow His example in a divided world.
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Restoring the Balance: Revisiting the 17th Amendment and Federal-State Power
Is the Senate still serving the states? This post examines the unintended consequences of the 17th Amendment and makes the case for a return to constitutional balance.
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The Fourteenth Amendment and Birthright Citizenship: A Call for Justice and Compassion
Birthright citizenship is a legal right—but is it a just one? This post unpacks the history of the 14th Amendment and explores a gospel-informed approach to immigration and justice.
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The Tragedy of the Fall: Understanding Our Broken World
Why is the world so broken? This article traces the pain, injustice, and disorder around us back to the Fall—and points to the hope found in Christ.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: A Legacy of Faith, Justice, and Love
Dr. King was more than a civil rights leader—he was a gospel preacher. This post reflects on his legacy of faith, justice, and sacrificial love rooted in Christ.
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Were the Three Branches of Government Meant to Be Equal?
“Equal branches” is a common phrase—but is it true? This post explores the original intent of the U.S. Constitution and what true checks and balances require.
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A Tale of Fire: Reflections on Rome, Nero, and Los Angeles
What do Rome under Nero and modern-day Los Angeles have in common? This provocative reflection connects the dots between cultural decay, leadership failure, and biblical truth.
