Trump’s tax credit for America’s caregivers beats Harris' idea
These caregivers aren’t just stressed; they’re barely hanging on, physically and financially.
Peter Rosenberger
CP Guest Contributor
Changing America's prayer
America's decline, along with growing defiance against the Almighty, now warrants a change in prayers. No longer can we appeal for God to bless America. Our circumstances now prompt a cry for mercy. Due to our collective decay now bearing fruit, a more urgent prayer is for God to spare America.
'Real men don’t cry' and other myths about masculinity, male caregivers
Here are some myths about masculinity and how male caregivers can overcome them.
The Falwells can't script this
When one's sexual sin is played out in public, it becomes even more challenging to avoid scripting.
Finding the path towards healing in America
Over the weekend, in Anderson, South Carolina, vandals tore into a historic cemetery that belongs to Midway Presbyterian Church. When I saw the pictures, anger welled up within me. Enough is enough.
It’s hard to pillage while pushing a wheelchair
Since it’s hard to pillage while pushing a loved one in a wheelchair, it’s a good bet that few of the rioters were family caregivers.
'In these uncertain times' is theme of entire human history
Reflecting on Gracie’s 80+ operations, amputations, life-threatening infections, pulmonary emboli, and multiple times facing death since her 1983 accident, I nodded silently.
Pulpits not politics in reducing gun violence
Statistically speaking, someone orbiting an impaired or hate-filled individual attends a church, temple, or mosque.
The lost office of pastor
All too many view clergy as 20-minute motivational speakers or the ones who baptize, marry, or bury loved ones. Yet the office of pastor extends far beyond ceremonies and even the pulpit.
Christchurch massacre: Can anything good come out of this attack?
As the horrific events in New Zealand stun the world, Christchurch suffers the wounds of a tragically growing list of cities. While so many predictably rush to politicize and blame, the frequency of these events may have created an additionally unhelpful effect.
