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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.
By Thomas Hampson
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09.18.25
The Trump Administration has recently launched a coordinated enforcement campaign across multiple federal agencies, threatening billions of dollars in educational funding in nearly every U.S. state and territory.
By David E. Smith
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09.17.25
Today is Constitution Day, marking 238 years since the signing of the U.S. Constitution. Some seek to replace liberty and limited government with failed schemes of coercion and control. We cannot squander God’s amazing gift of self-government.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.16.25
Riley understands first hand the harm that comes when lies are believed. Now more than ever, Christians must know and stand for the truth.
By Fran Eaton
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09.16.25
This summer, Illinois became the first state in the nation to require public school students, grades three through twelve, to be screened for mental health issues, beginning the 2027-28 school year.
By Kenna Rose
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09.15.25
Charlie Kirk’s bold witness spoke to a generation hungry for truth. His death is a sobering reminder of the cost of discipleship—but also a call for Christians to stand firm, pray with courage, and trust God to bring good out of tragedy.
