Recent News
A New Pope: 10 Convictions That Divide Protestants And Catholics
Here are ten doctrinal fault lines that explain why true unity remains out of reach: while we can—and should—show mutual respect, we cannot pretend these convictions don’t exist. It’s the perfect moment to re-examine what you believe and why.
The Summer Of Empty Shelves Is Coming No Matter What Trade Deals Are Made
We are about to see exactly how deeply dependent we have become on China, and it is going to shock a lot of people. It takes 30 to 50 days for container ships from Asia to reach the U.S.'s West Coast ports. Barring new, faster shipping options no matter what deals might be made, shortages are inevitable.
Sudan Takes Another Step Toward The Magog Alliance
As Sudan spirals deeper into chaos, a more ominous transformation is taking shape: what was once a fragile state flirting with peace through the Abraham Accords is now emerging as a potent hub of jihadist extremism, backed by Iran and laced with anti-Israel fervor.
Uprooting The Compulsory Taxpayer Funding Of The Radical Left
If the Biden-Harris administration's proposed FY 2025 budget sought to insert equity into every program through a whole-of-government approach, the second Trump administration has set out to uproot every vestige of compulsory taxpayer funding of the radical Left.
You Thought Your Phone Tracked You? Meet Your Car
A recent survey by the American Automobile Association found that more than 80% of consumers are unaware their vehicle collects and shares data at all. What makes this worse is that you can’t simply "opt out."
God Moves In California: Mass Baptisms Challenge The Woke Narrative
Another sign of the incredible spiritual movement shaping America just kicked off this Saturday. Thousands of people stood on the shores of Huntington Beach in California and got baptized for the "world to know" that they had decided to fully commit their lives to Jesus Christ.
