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News Analysis from a prophetic Christian Worldview

Choose life with a joyful heart

In Deuteronomy 11:26–16:17, Moses sets before Israel the choice of blessing or curse. God gives this same charge later in ...
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Self-Righteous Entitlement

Let’s introduce a new phrase: self-righteous entitlement. This is when people believe they’re owed rights that simply don’t exist, and worse, ...
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Stupidocrisy: Sharpton’s race-baiting on crime

Al Sharpton’s August 12 claim that President Trump is racially targeting “majority-Black cities” for federal intervention in policing simply doesn’t ...
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The American Chronicles: Camping with the Fam in Portage Lakes

Every August, we make the pilgrimage to Chris’s sister Cindy and her husband Steve’s lakefront property on beautiful Portage Lakes, ...
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The DC crime gaslighting

Democrats and their media allies are in full outrage over President Trump’s federal intervention in Washington, D.C., painting it as ...
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Stupidocrisy: The myth of a Palestinian State

With a gaggle of delusional national leaders lining up to recognize a utopian Palestinian State living in peace with Israel, ...
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The Hidden War Over Truth in Medicine

Beneath the surface of public health messaging lies a quiet war between truth and corporate interest, most visible in the ...
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Are you walking close to the heels of God?

Moses begins his second address to Israel in Deuteronomy 7:12, saying, “Because you are listening to these rulings, keeping and ...
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The American Chronicles: A River Runs Through It

I almost hesitate to write about this spot so as to not make it too popular. Not very often do ...
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Why Americans must abandon the Democratic Party

A recent exposé by Beritbart’s Alex Marlow documents how the Biden White House orchestrated a coordinated lawfare campaign against Donald Trump by ...
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