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Though the president of the public policy arm of the Southern Baptist Convention calls the confirmation of future Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson "history-making" and "appreciated," not every SBC leader is on board with that.
Dan Celia, the host of "Financial Issues" on Christian radio, has passed away after a lengthy illness.
In today's politically charged environment, there's a price to be paid for telling the truth – which is why Joe Biden's SCOTUS nominee, who is a woman, couldn't provide a straight answer to this simple question.
The problem isn’t that Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson isn’t smart enough to answer the “what is a woman” question. The problem is that, in the current progressive-dominated Democratic Party, she’s not allowed to.
Republican senators did their jobs during the confirmation hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, meaning they cross-examined the Supreme Court nominee over her legal record and her personal views, but the pearl-clutching mainstream media pretended to be aghast at the spectacle.
The math favors Democrats and liberal Republicans in the evenly-split U.S. Senate, in particular their plan to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court, but the public is witnessing a spectacle unfold during this week’s Senate hearings: The nominee’s radically left-wing views have been exposed for all to see before she sits on the nation’s most powerful, prestigious, and influential court.
Smoking? Alcohol? Pornography? What behaviors will send you to hell? It's critical that you know what you need to do right now to enter into Heaven – because none of us is promised a tomorrow here on earth.
An anti-trafficking organization has released its “Dirty Dozen” list of corporations that need to clean up their act.
A Christian author says parents – rightfully so – have simply had enough of "educational elites" and their attitude that their authority about what's taught in the classroom is not to be questioned.
Loudoun County Public Schools, the epicenter of a parent-led revolt to toss “woke” propaganda out of their children’s classrooms, is back in the news after the school board agreed to pull a graphic novel from school libraries after parents protested.
