June 10, 2019 Matt Valliere: Dutch rape victim's tragic death a wake-up call to examine euthanasia and the mentally ill The tragic death of Dutch teenager Noa Pothoven, a victim of molestation and rape, is devastating.
June 9, 2019 Aaron and Jennifer Smith: What is the 'rainbow' moment in your marriage? On September 25, 2008, Jennifer uploaded a photo to her personal Facebook account. It was a picture of the two of us standing on the edge of Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world. We visited the spectacular waterfall during a mission trip to Africa we took shortly after we married. In the photo, we were holding each other close, smiling, and behind us a gigantic double rainbow colored the clear blue sky. We were newlyweds on an exotic adventure, but the hardships were already piling up.
June 9, 2019 Christen Limbaugh Bloom: What to do when you feel like God is mad at you Have you ever felt like God was mad at you? I’ve had moments when it seemed that everything in my life was going wrong, and the harder I tried to remedy those situations, the worse my circumstances became.
June 8, 2019 Kathy Barnette: I am the product of a rape and my life matters My life has value. I have worth that extended beyond the circumstances of my conception.
June 2, 2019 Christians across the country call on faith leaders to pray for President Trump Pastor Robert Jeffress on praying for the country.
May 31, 2019 The conflicts heating up over faith and politics Are Democrats trying to attract religious voters by saying the GOP is 'not a faith driven' party?
May 28, 2019 Paul Batura: Bill Buckner's error didn’t define him and our mistakes shouldn't paralyze us either Bill Buckner was more than a baseball player and a lot more than the sum of a single play on an October night.
May 27, 2019 Jocko Willink: Memorial Day -- The Visit I know you wanted to be a father. And you would have been an incredible one.
May 27, 2019 Kathryn Butler: How does your loved one wish to spend their final days? Ask about THIS before calamity strikes As much as we balk from the topic, the current landscape mandates that we discuss end-of-life care with aging loved ones openly, honestly, and compassionately, before calamity strikes.
May 26, 2019 Mike Kerrigan: Mutual assured destruction, and other pleasing childhood summer memories Many children who came of age in the 80s did so conspicuously afraid of nuclear war. The United States and Soviet arsenals cast a long shadow as the Cold War raged. To trepid adolescents, it seemed only a matter of time before these two toughest kids on the block squared off once and for all.
