It’s Not Too Late: A Story of Abortion Pill Reversal
By Alyssa Sonnenburg   |   09.08.25
Emily was only 19 when she found out that she was pregnant. Most 19-year-olds are preparing for college. Not Emily– well, not anymore. She was staring at two bright pink lines on her at-home pregnancy test.
Are Smartphones Ruining Our Brains?
By David E. Smith   |   09.01.25
A new study from the University of Southern California (USC) warns that smartphones and streaming services may be fueling a sharp decline in responsibility and reliability among young adults.
State Rep. Jed Davis Calls for Accountability Concerning DCFS-Ignored Personnel Standards
By Fran Eaton   |   08.28.25
Illinois families are at risk. DCFS is accused of letting unqualified interns investigate homes and ignoring laws that require reports on child deaths. Lawmakers and watchdogs say the agency has betrayed public trust—and children’s lives are on the line.
Lessons We Should Learn from Cracker Barrel
By Israel Wayne   |   08.26.25
When Cracker Barrel quietly dropped "Uncle Herschel" from its iconic logo, they weren’t just rebranding—they were reopening a deep cultural divide. What followed was public outrage, plunging stock value, and accusations of “going woke.” But is this really about a logo—or something much bigger?
Men, Be Men!
By Rev. Thorin Anderson   |   08.25.25
America’s future depends on encouraging biblical manhood. If men embrace their God-given roles as protectors, providers, and leaders under the authority of Scripture, the nation will flourish. “Let men be men, guided by the Bible, and America will be a better nation.”
Letter to America’s Lonely Young Men
By Ecce Verum   |   08.20.25
Lonely young men in America? Gallup says yes—at historic levels. But is the answer just dating apps and quick fixes? Or is something deeper at work—something spiritual? This reflection explores how a culture that devalues marriage and delays maturity leaves men feeling isolated—and why the path forward starts with Christ, not a checklist.
Part 3: The Troubling Case of Jeffrey Epstein
By Thomas Hampson   |   08.13.25
Jeffrey Epstein’s case was one of the most blatant failures of modern American justice — a vast criminal network reduced to just two prosecutions, leaving hundreds of enablers untouched. By contrast, the NXIVM cult case showed how relentless federal prosecution can be when the system wants it. This deep dive exposes the glaring disparities, the hidden files, and the wall of secrecy shielding powerful figures from accountability.
Not So Popular … Way, Truth, and Life
As the Christian Reformed Church holds the line on sexuality and gender, pressure from academia, media, and even reality TV is mounting. From Calvin College to Chip and Joanna Gaines, from Baylor to a baseball prodigy turned away by a Christian school—faithful institutions are being tested. Will they hold fast to truth, or bow to the spirit of the age?
Part 2: The Troubling Case of Jeffrey Epstein
By Thomas Hampson   |   07.28.25
So, why did our government turn a blind eye to Jeffrey Epstein’s activities for so long, and why are they now trying to claim there is nothing to see? Despite mounting evidence and well-known names tied to Epstein’s inner circle, justice remains out of reach. Is it incompetence… or a cover-up to shield the powerful? Who are they protecting?
A Cautionary Tale
By Rev. Thorin Anderson   |   07.26.25
When a private betrayal turns painfully public, the world watches—and deep down, we all know why it hits so hard. The viral "Kiss-Cam" moment at a Coldplay concert exposed more than just infidelity—it revealed a moral truth our culture tries to ignore: sin always finds us out.
Young American Males – A Coming Religious Resurgence?
By Israel Wayne   |   07.19.25
To the surprise of many, it seems there is a notable shift occurring among young American males. While young women seem to be holding the politically-correct line of feminism and wokeism, some young men are bailing on leftist ideology and moving to the right politically and socially.
Uphold Parental Rights in America
By David E. Smith   |   07.16.25
The Families’ Rights and Responsibilities Act seeks to protect parents' fundamental right to direct their children’s education, healthcare, and upbringing. With growing federal overreach, this bill draws a needed line in the sand. Congress failed to act in 2023—will they get it right this time?
Americans Are Waking Up to the Effects of Same-Sex “Marriage”
By Kathy Athearn   |   07.15.25
It has been 10 years since the United States Supreme Court declared in Obergefell v. Hodges that same-sex couples have the legal right to marry. More Americans are waking up to the profound effects that that ruling (and LGBT activism) have had on the country. Parents are tired of LGBT messaging being pushed on their kids...
The Troubling Case of Jeffrey Epstein
By Thomas Hampson   |   07.14.25
After years of promises and speculation, the DOJ and FBI now say they’ve released all the Epstein files they intend to—and plan no further action. But survivors and the public still demand to know who took part in the sex trafficking. The truth must be fully revealed.
We Can’t Just Shrug It Off
By Ecce Verum   |   07.09.25
Remember the fear, the mandates, and the sudden power wielded by government officials and various institutions during COVID? While many have moved on, critical questions remain unanswered: Was the threat exaggerated? Were vaccines truly safe? How was the data manipulated? Who got rich during this "crisis"? U.S. Senators Rand Paul and Ron Johnson are working to expose hidden truths, insisting that the full story of the pandemic must still come out.
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