First lady Melania Trump continues to focus her agenda on the health, welfare, and happiness of children and she recently participated in a Marine Toys for Tots event at Joint Anacostia-Boiling Military Base in southwestern Washington, D.C to deliver a heartfelt message. During her time in the White House, she has taken the time to … Continue reading “First Lady Melania Trump Supports Christian Giving through Toys for Tots”

Happy New Years Day! While New Years traditions abound, according to research there is one thing at least 40% of us will be doing today: setting New Year’s resolutions. Whether or not you have already created your list, we have some ideas for you to consider. Here are 5 things to add to your list … Continue reading “5 Things for Your List of New Year’s Resolutions”

Isaiah 9:6 is a joyous battle cry on the birth of the Christ, our incredible prophet, priest and king: “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The … Continue reading “Don’t Let Bitter Feminist Scolds Ruin the Happiest Day of the Year – Christmas!”

It is no secret that, statistically speaking, church members attend services today with less regularity than they did a decade or two ago. Even the definition of “regular attender” has changed over time. Twenty years ago, “regular attendance” meant a person attended his local church at least three times a week. Today, according to research, … Continue reading “Does Regular Church Attendance Matter?”

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg once touted his atheism to the liberal platform’s followers. That may have seemed like a solid business move to attract the secular and radical left. Later he appeared to pivot claiming that he was raised in the Jewish faith but strayed. “I was raised Jewish and then I went through a … Continue reading “Facebook Censors Santa Kneeling before Manger Picture, Calls it “Violent, Graphic””

Displaying the sparkling sort of intellect that makes us love atheists so much, an elementary school principal in Nebraska sent out a memo to all the teachers informing them of this year’s banned Christmas decorations. The most hilarious item banned was the innocuous candy cane, because the principal believes that its ‘J’ shape stands for … Continue reading “Principal Bans Candy Canes Because She Thinks “J” Shape Represents Jesus”

The New Year is fast approaching and it’s guaranteed that “practicing self-care” is going to be a top resolution, especially for Millennials. In fact, last year more than half of Millennial women said they wanted to focus more on their emotional well-being, which is part of the goal of practicing self-care. It’s not just Millennials … Continue reading “Self Care is Big but is it Biblical?”

History is filled with stories of tyrants who hated their own subjects. Herod and Pharaoh are two examples who quickly come to mind for Christians. It doesn’t get much worse than killing first-born children. But those examples were more like paranoid dictator figures. What would happen if you had an entire class of elites who … Continue reading “70% of Long-Term Immigrants Living Off Welfare”

Former Pres. George H.W. Bush passed last Friday leaving behind a legacy of accomplishment and outstanding civic duty that was founded on his “great faith” in God and everyday people. Before earning the White House, the revered 41st president had served with distinction as Pres. Gerald Ford’s CIA director, represented the United States at the U.N. … Continue reading “Late President George H.W. Bush Led an Exemplary Christian Life”

This past October, Pastor James MacDonald—founder and leader of the multi-site Harvest Bible Chapel in Illinois, as well as teacher on his radio broadcast ministry, Walk in the Word—famously filed a lawsuit against two former members of his church, as well a former Moody Radio host. His reason? He believes they were actively spreading false information … Continue reading “Should Christians Sue Christians?”