The 2012 shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman became one of the most consequential flashpoints in modern American history—not because the facts of the case merited a national racial panic, but because the progressive media deliberately crafted a deceptive narrative. The incident, which occurred in a neighborhood in Sanford, Florida, was rapidly transformed…
Media Deception Overview – 31 Events Media Used to Frame the Nation as Racist
In recent years, Americans have been bombarded with a barrage of events that the mainstream media and political figures have used to push a narrative: that America is irredeemably racist, oppressive, and in desperate need of radical transformation. Much of this narrative aligns with a Neo-Marxist worldview—one that divides society into oppressors and oppressed, redefines…
Testimonies from Survivors of Socialism and Authoritarianism in the Face of America and the West’s Leftward Drift
In every age, liberty is a fragile gift—easily dismissed, quickly squandered, and only reclaimed at great cost. The survivors of totalitarian regimes know this better than anyone. They carry scars—some physical, some spiritual—that bear witness to systems that promised equality but delivered chains, regimes that preached justice while silencing truth, movements that cried out for…
Provisionism vs. Reformed Baptist Theology – A Comparison of Two Views on Salvation
In American evangelicalism today, there is a heated discussion over how salvation actually works. One group, often referred to as Provisionists, emphasizes God’s love for all people and each person’s ability to respond freely to the Gospel. The other group, Calvinists, highlights God’s sovereignty in salvation, His eternal election, and the human inability to choose…
Israel, the Church, and the Future – Covenant Theology, Fulfillment, and the Union with Christ
One of the more sensitive and often misunderstood theological questions among evangelicals concerns the role of ethnic Israel in God’s plan—past, present, and future. Does Israel remain special in God’s eyes? Will there be a mass conversion of Jews before the return of Jesus Christ? What distinguishes covenant theology, 1689 Federalism, and dispensationalism on this…
Israel – the Land and the People
The land of Israel is arguably the most contested strip of earth in human history. From the days of Abraham to the modern era, this narrow land bridge between continents has been at the center of divine promises, prophetic fulfillments, and fierce geopolitical disputes. Yet beneath the political and military turmoil lies a theological reality…
The Party Switch Myth – An Attempt to Hide the Racist History of the Democrat Party
For over a century after the Civil War, the American South was the stronghold of the Democratic Party. From Reconstruction until the latter half of the 20th century, Southern states voted almost exclusively for Democrats at both the state and federal level. Yet today, these same states are firmly Republican. This realignment was not a…
The Redefinition of Violence – Property Destruction, Speech, and the Deceitful Heart of Man
Protesters and Democrat leaders like US Representative Maxine Waters claim that destruction of property as witnessed in the recent ICE riots is not violence. In recent years, particularly during the widespread riots of 2020 and beyond, the American Left—represented chiefly by Democrat leaders, activists, and their media allies—has promoted the troubling idea that property destruction…
Critical Theory/Intersectionality – the Ideological Web Behind “Progressivism” and The Democrat Party
In public debates today, words matter—and they matter a great deal. Political movements rise or fall not just based on their substance, but on how they are labeled. The term Progressive, widely used to describe left-wing political and cultural ideologies, carries with it a flattering connotation: that the movement is moving society forward, improving justice,…
Silencing the Saints – Why the Church Must Speak Boldly in the Marketplace of Ideas
In an age where falsehoods are shouted with confidence and truth is whispered with fear, the Church must reexamine its calling. While many Christians are faithful in personal devotion and fellowship within their congregations, a troubling pattern has emerged: a retreat from the public square. We are told to “speak the truth in love” (Ephesians…
Should a Local Church Join a Denomination?
When a local church joins a denomination, it enters into a broader system with shared resources, doctrinal standards, and often mutual accountability. This may seem wise and efficient—and historically, it often has been. But the very structure that allows for cooperation also creates a single entry point for corruption. Progressive ideologues or theological liberals need…
Anti-Semitism – The War Against the Jews
The story of the Jewish people begins not in Europe or Russia, but in the dusty hills of Canaan—today’s Israel and Palestinian territories—where a man named Abram was called by the Lord to leave Ur and follow Him to a promised land. God’s covenant with Abraham (Genesis 12, 15, and 17) forms the backbone of…
Debunking the Myth – Modern Palestinians Are Not Descendants of the Canaanites or Philistines
One of the most persistent and politically charged myths in the modern Middle East conflict is the claim that today’s Palestinian Arabs are the direct descendants of the ancient Canaanites—or alternatively, the Philistines. This narrative, often repeated in political and activist rhetoric, serves to challenge the historical connection between the Jewish people and the land…
The Unpardonable Sin – A Biblical and Theological Examination from Mark 3
The concept of the “unpardonable sin” is perhaps one of the most sobering and misunderstood teachings in the New Testament. Rooted in Jesus’ response to the accusations of the scribes in Mark 3:22–30, this warning has gripped the minds and hearts of countless believers. Some fear they may have committed it, others wonder if certain…
Saul Alinsky and the Woke Playbook – Understanding “Rules for Radicals” and Its Influence on Modern Politics
Saul Alinsky is not a household name to most Americans, but his ideas have profoundly shaped modern political activism, especially on the left. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were heavily influenced by him. His book Rules for Radicals, published in 1971, serves as a tactical manual for those seeking to transform society by undermining existing…
The Prodigal Son – Identity, Sexual Confusion, and the Rejection of One’s Roots
In our modern culture, we often miss the subtle signs of spiritual rebellion that take root long before they blossom into open sin. One such sign is a quiet, often unspoken contempt—a disdain for one’s family, community, or place of origin. It is a bitterness that festers in the heart, especially during adolescence, when identity…
Due Process or Deliberate Delay? Understanding Deportation and the Manipulation of Asylum Law
The term due process is frequently weaponized by progressive politicians and left-leaning organizations to obstruct immigration enforcement. While the United States rightly upholds the rule of law and the dignity of persons—even illegal aliens—it is clear that our immigration system is now riddled with abuse, coached narratives, and bureaucratic bottlenecks. This post walks through a…
The Cosmological Argument – Why the Universe Needs God
There are only a handful of questions as foundational as this: Why is there something rather than nothing? For many centuries, thoughtful men and women across cultures have wrestled with the origin of the universe. Atheists today may dismiss the question or appeal to vague scientific unknowns, but Christians have long offered a clear, rational…
The Red-Headed Stepchildren of Rome – Reformed Thought Within the Catholic Church Before and After the Reformation
Every family has its awkward relatives—the ones who challenge the dominant narrative at the dinner table, make everyone slightly uncomfortable, and are conspicuously absent from family portraits. The Roman Catholic Church is no exception. Over the centuries, it has housed within its walls a group of theological misfits who, though loyal in name, spoke in…
From Rome to Regeneration – A Better Testimony Than Returning to Tradition
In the face of disillusionment with modern evangelicalism, some Protestants—especially young men—are leaving their churches and embracing Roman Catholicism. Their stories often sound similar: “I wanted depth,” “I wanted history,” or “I was tired of emotionalism and needed something structured.” What they find in Roman Catholicism is a system rich in ritual, hierarchy, tradition, and…
The Lure of “Smells and Bells” – Why Roman Catholic Aesthetics Appeal to the Unregenerate Mind
In recent years, a quiet but noticeable trend has emerged: a number of Protestants—often younger men raised in evangelical churches—are converting to Roman Catholicism. Many cite the rich traditions, sense of transcendence, and visual grandeur of Roman Catholic worship as a draw. The incense, liturgy, ornate cathedrals, and Gregorian chants stand in contrast to the…
20 Lies the Left and the Media Tell About the Israel/Gaza War
The Israel-Gaza war, particularly since the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre, has unleashed not only a wave of physical violence but a parallel and equally destructive propaganda campaign. Fueled by progressive activists, ideologically-driven media outlets, and sympathetic academics, this campaign aggressively promotes a narrative that distorts the truth about Israel, whitewashes Hamas terrorism, and incites…
How Critical Theory and Intersectionality Power the Democrat Coalition
In today’s America, if you express concerns about transgender ideology, question the normalization of homosexuality, or critique radical feminism, you’re likely to be labeled a bigot. That’s not because most Americans are actually intolerant or hateful. It’s because a sophisticated ideological framework—critical theory, operating through its political tool intersectionality—has redefined dissent as oppression. This redefinition…
Are Christians Criticizing Gender Ideology Unloving?
In an Easter editorial, a local newspaper editor-in-chief lamented Christians who criticize gender ideology, implying such objections are inherently unloving. This claim is not just a misunderstanding of Christian theology and ethics; it represents a deeper cultural confusion about what love truly is. Christians who confront the destructive lies of gender ideology are not engaging…
The Woke and Their Ideological Father, Karl Marx
The moral authority of the “woke” is a counterfeit virtue rooted not in transcendent truth, but in an anti-Christian worldview. Today’s progressive ideology did not spring from nowhere. It is a mutation of Marxist thought—an ideology birthed in rebellion, nourished by envy, and weaponized through deception. Parents, especially Christian ones, must understand that the woke…
“Lived Experience” as a Basis for Truth
Welcome to the kooky world of the woke mind. Are you ready to explore the depths of their delusions? This is a discussion on the phrase “lived experience”. Fasten your safety belt. When many on the political left invoke the term “lived experience,” they refer to the personal, subjective experiences of individuals—especially those from groups…
The 1619 Project – A Conservative Critique
In 2019, The New York Times Magazine launched the 1619 Project under the direction of journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones. It boldly claimed that the United States was not truly founded in 1776, but in 1619—the year African slaves were first brought to the British colonies. Reframing American history through the lens of slavery and systemic racism,…
Who’s to Blame for Our Suffering—Adam, God, or Ourselves?
The problem of suffering has haunted humanity since the dawn of time. Who’s responsible? Many lay the blame at the feet of God—if He is good and all-powerful, why does He permit so much pain? Others shift responsibility to Adam, the first man, whose disobedience brought sin and death into the world. Still others reject…
How Latin American Nations, Including Mexico, Profit from U.S. Open Borders—and How Every American Taxpayer Is Footing the Bill
When Americans debate illegal immigration, the conversation typically revolves around border security, crime, or the strain on schools and hospitals. But one of the most overlooked aspects is the massive financial outflow leaving the United States in the form of remittances—money sent by immigrants to family members in their home countries. Mexico alone receives over…
One Word, One Lord – Why the Collapse of Free Speech in the UK Reveals the Need for a Christian Consensus
Western nations, and the United Kingdom in particular, are suffering under the weight of an ideological contradiction. On one hand, multiculturalism promises pluralism, tolerance, and social cohesion. On the other, progressive elites increasingly police speech, suppress dissent, and enforce ideological conformity. This is most vividly seen in the realm of free speech—where different groups (Christians,…
Howard Zinn and the Poisoned Legacy of A People’s History of the United States
Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States has been hailed by leftist intellectuals and Hollywood elites as a masterpiece of American history. To others—particularly conservative Christians, classical liberals, and anti-Communist patriots—it is a dangerous revisionist work filled with distortions, ideological propaganda, and deliberate omissions. Few books have had as profound a cultural impact…
What is “chestfeeding”? Men pretending to nurse infants
In a culture increasingly defined by rebellion against God’s design, the rise of “chestfeeding”—a term used to describe attempts by biological males to nourish infants from artificially stimulated nipples—marks a new low in the sexual revolution’s war on nature and morality. The practice, promoted and endorsed by Western governments including the United States, is not…
The Biblical Case Against Same-Sex Couple Adoption – Upholding God’s Design for the Family
The biblical worldview holds that children are a blessing from the Lord (Psalm 127:3), and that God’s design for the family is rooted in the complementary union of a man and a woman (Genesis 2:24). Any consideration of child-rearing and adoption must begin with this truth: the family was instituted by God for His glory…
The Dobbs Leak – Leftist Intimidation and the Assault on Judicial Independence
The United States Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2022) marked a seismic shift in American jurisprudence, overturning Roe v. Wade and returning the question of abortion to the states. But even before the official ruling was announced, a bombshell was dropped: the majority opinion was leaked to the press—a historic…
A House Divided – The Tragic Compromise on Abortion Within Seventh-day Adventist Institutions
Seventh-day Adventists are widely known for advocating clean living, obedience to God’s commandments, and the pursuit of truth. They emphasize health, education, and morality. Yet a profound contradiction lurks beneath this moral exterior: the official positions and practices of many SDA-affiliated hospitals permit the performance of elective abortions—including abortions based on rape, incest, and congenital…
2020 Election Interference by Media Outlets, the Democrat party, and the Elite
“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” That old proverb echoes through America’s political halls since 2016. Hillary Clinton, once assured of victory, was publicly scorned by a populist uprising. Her response wasn’t self-reflection—it was accusation. She claimed Donald Trump had stolen the election through collusion, becoming the fountainhead of what would soon metastasize…
Criminalizing Biblical Counseling – The Rising Global Threat Against Christian Counselors Who Oppose Gender Ideology
What was once considered the compassionate, biblically faithful ministry of pastors and Christian counselors—offering hope, prayer, and moral guidance to the confused and hurting—is increasingly being labeled “conversion therapy” and even “hate speech.” Nowhere is this more evident than in discussions surrounding gender dysphoria. From state laws in the United States to sweeping federal criminal…
SB287 and the Myth of Neutral Education – Why Party Affiliation on School Ballots Is a Victory for Transparency and Parental Rights
The recent passage of Senate Bill 287 by the Indiana General Assembly marks a pivotal moment in the battle for transparency and local control in public education. The law allows school board candidates to declare their political party affiliation on ballots—a seemingly simple measure, but one that strikes at the heart of a deeply entrenched…
National Blessing and National Judgment – Deuteronomy 28 and the American Decline
Deuteronomy 28 stands as one of the most solemn and sobering chapters in all of Scripture. It spells out, in plain terms, the blessings that would come to ancient Israel if they obeyed God’s covenant, and the curses that would come upon them if they disobeyed. While these promises and threats were covenantal in nature—specifically…
