“If the manifesto were truly a nothing-burger that contained no new information regarding motive, there would be no reason for all of the legal gamesmanship on the part of Leatherwood and others to shield it from the public’s view.”
(Protestia) In recent months, following the Covenant School Shooting, the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission head Brent Leatherwood has been outspoken in support of gun control legislation, throwing the lobbying power of the Southern Baptist Convention behind the gun control proposals of Tennessee Governor Bill Lee. Continue reading
“Our devotion belongs solely to the God who loved us enough to send His Son to bridge the chasm of sin and reunite us with Himself. No prophecy, sign, or wonder is worth abandoning our relationship with Him.”
(Lincoln Brown – PJ Media) Depending on your point of view, the Supreme Court’s Friday decision in 303 Creative v. Elenis was either a great moment in American jurisprudence or a day that will live in infamy. There are 
(Amy Contrada – Mass Resistance) The high-level LGBT activists in the Biden administration have devised a deceitful scheme to shut down citizen efforts to remove pornographic or obscene books in the public schools. Many (if not most) of such books contain homosexual and transgender themes.
“It is deeply unpopular in the current age to suggest that some cultures might be preferable to others, but it is simply true that people worldwide notice and prefer the conditions that Anglo-Protestant culture tends to create.” 
“When people come to saving faith, they embrace the real Jesus, as He is presented in the Bible. They do not flock to a false religion or accept a distorted version of Him.”
“What the tipster found…was that the CDC removed or refused to add the T88.1 or Y59.0 IDC codes from Minnesota death certificates that indicated that someone died from complications involving a COVID vaccine.”
(Victor Davis Hanson – American Greatness) Our national Fourth of July holiday—currently the nation’s 247th since the first in 1776—marks the birth of the United States.
“Creating a “moral and religious people” must be the priority of the Church as it engages in evangelism, discipleship, and the application of the faith to all of life.”
(Revolver) RFK Jr. made a powerful appearance at a News Nation town hall recently where he went head-to-head with the so-called vaccine “science.” By the time he was done, the “science” was in pieces. And the real kicker was his approach — RFK Jr. was both smart and persuasive, likely hitting home with more everyday people than the media would dare to admit. The 13-minute video is a must watch.
(Matt Margolis – PJ Media) In the latest episode of Tucker on Twitter, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson made a rather bold prediction about the 2024 election.
“What is actually the issue, however, is that Disney decided to use its position of trust as a beloved film company primarily targeting children to push an ideological agenda that is anti-family. Parents simply aren’t going to pay for trashy indoctrination.”
(The Dissenter) Everybody knows the theological argument that homosexuals and their allies use to justify their sinful behaviors and to rebuke those who believe that homosexuality is incompatible with Christianity. Essentially, the argument goes like this: Jesus ate with sinners.
“They’re happy knowing that what they are doing, performing their drag schtick and sexual fetish in public, is grooming kids to be more open to sex. This allows predators to more easily access their prey.”
“You, Mr. and Ms. drug user, contribute nothing to this country. You cause pain by committing crimes and ignoring your responsibility as productive human beings.”
Richard Nixon said in the early days of Watergate that “People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook.” Little did Americans know when they voted for him that Biden was being paid by the other team. They deserved to know then and deserve to know now “if their president is a crook.”
“Biblical love doesn’t avoid uncomfortable truths but instead, confronts them with grace, always seeking to lead individuals towards repentance and salvation.”
“Apologetics is not merely a supplemental aspect of our children’s Christian education, but an integral part of it. It enables them to engage with the world confidently, standing firm in their convictions even when they are challenged. It equips them to be not just passive consumers of their faith, but active defenders and ambassadors of it.”
CISA must be reined in, as must the Biden Administration’s “whole-of-government” approach to social media censorship. Every American has the right to express his or her opinion online, and to receive information from others. Government classifications of opinions as “misinformation” or “disinformation” do not nullify the First Amendment’s guarantees.
“The same Sandler Foundation that ‘made ProPublica possible’ with an astounding $40 million also gave $500,000 to Demand Justice, a ‘dark money’ court packing group that spearheaded smear campaigns against Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett.”
Disney “cast transgender ‘non-binary’ actress Zoe Terakes in a key supporting role in the Marvel series Ironheart just days after the show also cast drag queen Shea Couleé, an alumnus of RuPaul’s Drag Race.”
(Ray Fava – Evangelical Dark Web) G3 Ministries has been under a lot of pressure as a result of their vehement opposition to Christian Nationalism. In much of their argument against Christian Nationalism, they relied on arguments from James Lindsay, a Christian-hating atheist to oppose brothers in Christ and employing woke tactics such as labeling 
(The Dissenter) In an age of information overload and media consumption, the influence of popular culture on our perspectives and beliefs cannot be overstated. It’s not uncommon for prominent figures within the public sphere to shape or even reshape our understanding of faith and theology, subtly or overtly. Consider the charismatic television personality and political commentator, Glenn Beck, a known Mormon, whose engaging persona and conservative viewpoints have won him a considerable following. He often weaves his religious beliefs into his rhetoric, thus subtly introducing Mormon theology to the broader conservative audience. 
“There were investigations open that should not have been opened. There were Americans being spied on, officials of a political campaign for president were being spied on, just based on political preferences of those in charge. And we cannot have a system where political bias gets in the way of what the head of the FBI or with the leaders of the FBI, are directing or deciding.”