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By Bill Muehlenberg
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09.27.25
The death of God’s leaders often paves the way for new ones. We see this with Dr. Baucham’s untimely passing and Kirk’s assassination—just as Elisha rose after Elijah, and the disciples became the driving force of the early church. As John 12:24 reminds us, death can bear much fruit.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.26.25
Millions of Christians in Pakistan are trapped in brutal bonded slavery—forced into brick kilns with no escape. Standing in the Word Ministries is setting families free, one by one. Learn how you can help break the chains.
09.25.25
Like many, my first reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk was shock and sadness followed by compassion for his family and then grief, over how sick many in our society have become.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.24.25
Charlie Kirk loved America. He believed in America– in the beautiful Republic that it is and the biblical principles of Christianity that it was founded upon.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.24.25
Many parents have reported watching both a political and moral shift in their children after they started attending college... More tragically and recently, a notable example is Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk’s murderer.
By Thomas Hampson
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09.23.25
Trump vows to label Antifa a domestic terror group—but the law blocks him. This important article shows why, and why Antifa’s organized chaos is far more dangerous than some D.C. politicians want to admit.
09.22.25
Home education freedoms are at a crossroads in the United States. The choice before us is whether homeschool families will retain the mandate for education or whether, God forbid, we cede it to the State.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.20.25
“The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church.” Tertullian wrote these famous words in his work, Apologeticus (“The Apology”), in 197 AD, a work defending Christianity to Roman provincial governors.
By Rev. Thorin Anderson
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09.19.25
Last Wednesday I lost a brother who I never met and who never heard my name. But he is eternally my brother, and I mourn his loss.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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09.19.25
Trying to keep up with the terminology of the times is a never-ending exercise. New words or phrases seemingly appear out of nowhere in our English language. Not sure how all of these new additions translate beyond our borders. Sometimes these new words and phrases arrive from elsewhere.
