As we enter the weekend commemorating Christ’s Passion, death, and glorious resurrection, may we delight in the knowledge that we have been redeemed from the consequences of sin and have been blessed with the fragile gift of liberty.
As a nation, we have plenty to confess and much that needs healing, and that journey begins and ends with prayer.
A survey revealed a startling reality — the majority of Millennials and Gen Z-ers don’t know the basic facts of the Jewish Holocaust.
Christians across the country must step out of their comfort zones and sound the alarm in every county and state across this fruited plain.
Christ establishes a new kingdom, a new righteousness. The government upon His shoulder is the one to which all Christians are truly subject, the one by which all man’s governments shall be measured.
That’s why pro-life advocates must continue working to revolutionize crisis pregnancy resources, even as we develop lifesaving legislation on the state level. We’re already making a positive difference.
Some states are off to a strong start, providing other pro-life states with a roadmap for navigating a post-Roe America. Just look to Texas — the state arguably most well-equipped to support women and protect new families.
Israel has a God-given right to defend itself on its own land. U.S. commitment to a dangerous, fragile, outdated geopolitical compromise undermines their ability to do so.
In times of hardship and confusion, we face one essential choice: Trust God, or doubt Him.
Let’s remember that when the polarizing issues of today begin to overwhelm us, we don’t need to run away from them. Instead, we can instead run toward the ultimate source of peace.
