By Mark Malvasi
Nikole Hannah-Jones is right and wrong. Although the first slaves arrived in Jamestown in 1619, the year and the event carry less significance than she imagines.
Although neither deceptive nor careless, she is uninterested in facts in a conventional sense.
Her principal objective is not to understand the past but to rebuke the present and, if possible, to change the future…
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2022/06/1619-project-battleground-history-mark-malvasi.html
By Nichole Alcindor
Most American Christians want to share their faith, but only a minority of them have actively encouraged others to embrace Jesus Christ, according to new data released by Lifeway Research.
— Read on www.christianpost.com/news/two-thirds-of-christians-dont-know-methods-for-sharing-jesus.html
By Greg Laurie
Let’s pray that God would heal our land.
Let’s honor those who have fought the good fight by doing the same in the ways we can.
— Read on www.westernjournal.com/op-ed-2-things-christians-need-remember-memorial-day/
By Peter Lawler
Memorial Day originates with the Civil War as “Decoration Day.”
Southern women took up the task of decorating the graves of what turns to have been hundreds and hundreds of thousands of their fallen heroes.
Theirs was highly civilized work—a duty maybe more Greek and Roman than Christian…
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2022/05/decoration-day-memorial-day-fallen-heroes-peter-lawler.html
By Dan Delzell
You first place your faith in Christ as your Savior from sin, and then God begins to give you the assurance that your sins are forgiven and Heaven is your eternal home.
None of us would have a clue about Heaven or Hell apart from God revealing the truth to us in His Word.
— Read on www.christianpost.com/voices/jordan-peterson-ponders-the-bible-and-consciousness-after-death.html
By Jack Gist
Amos Miller is an Amish farmer who runs a small farm and grows food the way he believes God intended. The feds shut him down.
— Read on www.westernjournal.com/armed-feds-pay-visit-amish-farmer-faces-hundreds-thousands-fines/
By James Buckley
The Constitution’s oft-flouted safeguards are the separation of powers, with checks on abuses, and federalism via the 10th Amendment.
— Read on www.dailysignal.com/2022/05/17/how-congress-undermines-constitution-federalism/