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By Thomas Hampson
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11.04.25
For at least the past 50 years, police have faced mounting criticism from multiple sources. Accusations range from involvement in criminal enterprises and excessive force to racial bias, lack of accountability, militarized policing, and—most recently and aggressively—harboring white supremacists within their ranks.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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11.03.25
A recent poll from Pew Research revealed that a growing number of American adults (31%) are seeing the rise of religious influence in everyday American life.
By David E. Smith
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11.01.25
Protecting women’s sports shouldn’t be controversial — but the clash between Riley Gaines and AOC proves truth is under attack.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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11.01.25
Christianity has always been the pioneer of biblical equality, true community, and proper stewardship throughout the centuries.
By David E. Smith
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10.31.25
A razor-thin vote at 3 AM advanced dangerous legislation that puts the vulnerable at risk. Governor Pritzker now holds the pen — and the power to stop the normalization of suicide in Illinois. He needs to hear from us.
By David E. Smith
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10.31.25
The crescent is rising — but many churches remain asleep. A quick look at Islam’s origins and goals reveals why biblical clarity and courage are needed right now.
By David E. Smith
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10.30.25
A deadly push to legalize assisted suicide has returned in Springfield. Will we protect the vulnerable — or normalize suicide as “healthcare”? Here’s what you need to know — and how you can help stop it.
By Alex Newman
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10.30.25
When Charlie Kirk laid down his life for truth, he sparked a movement. In this episode of Conversations That Matter, apologist Alex McFarland reflects on Charlie’s legacy and the once-in-a-generation opportunity before Christian patriots. McFarland calls the church to rise...
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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10.29.25
Progressive activists claim to oppose “kings” — yet they stay silent as Illinois politicians seize more of our freedoms and finances. From Soros-funded protests to sky-high taxes, the hypocrisy is glaring. “There you go again,” as Reagan would say.
By David Lovi
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10.28.25
Should pastors avoid “political” issues from the pulpit? Many believe so—but Scripture tells a different story. From Elijah to John the Baptist, God’s messengers confronted public sin with truth and courage. If Christ is King over all of life, then His Word speaks to today’s cultural crises too. Pastors, silence isn’t neutrality—it’s neglect.
