The Daily Jot

News Analysis from a prophetic Christian Worldview

The Festival of Sukkot And You

The festival of Sukkot is God-ordered and it is a sacred and joyful time on the biblical calendar to focus ...
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Democrats’ call to violence

Since October began, the rhetoric from Democratic leaders has grown dangerously reckless, crossing the line from heated disagreement into language ...
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Stupidocrisy: The Sunday No News News Arena

There was a time when Sunday morning news programs like Meet the Press and Face the Nation were the arenas where America’s most pressing ...
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CDC Retreats: COVID Shot Now a Personal Choice

It’s taken nearly four years, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has finally admitted what many medical professionals, ...
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The American Chronicles: An eclectic adventure in Sugarcreek, Oh

Our continuing RV trek through Ohio’s Amish Country took a wonderfully quirky turn as we rolled into Sugarcreek—just down the ...
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Give Ear and Believe

Ha’azinu (Deuteronomy 32:1-52), means “give ear.” It is a Hebrew call to listen carefully to what follows. It is the name of the ...
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The Prophetic Rise In Civil Violence

Political violence in America is becoming a one-sided story. A recent CSIS study shows a troubling trend: for the first ...
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Stupidocrisy: The Coup That Never Ended

For years, we were labeled conspiracy theorists and deniers for reporting that the Russia hoax, the fabricated FISA warrants, and ...
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Govt Shutdown: Dangerous Words Fuel Dangerous Times

The government shutdown once again exposed a deep divide in American politics—not just in policy, but in tone and intent. ...
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Leftist Judges’ lawfare hitting SCOTUS Wall

When lower-court judges start giving anonymous interviews about the Supreme Court “undermining” them, you know the lawfare machine is fighting ...
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