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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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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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The American Chronicles: A Day in Amish Country

There’s something both charming and slightly disorienting about pulling into Berlin, Ohio — a place where time seems to have ...
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Stupidocrisy: Buying Over the Counter Autism

Autism diagnoses have skyrocketed in recent decades, with prevalence among American children now estimated at one in 31 compared to ...
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When God seems to be absent

Deuteronomy 31:1-30, Vayelekh (“He Went”), is the shortest portion in the Torah—just 30 verses—yet it’s packed with meaning. Moses, now 120 ...
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The American Chronicles: On the road again

On the road again—and this time Ohio was calling. We fired up the RV and pointed it toward the Buckeye ...
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The Deep State Strikes Back

The battle lines inside America’s health bureaucracy are drawn. Over 1,000 CDC and HHS workers signed a letter demanding the ...
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Stupidocrisy: Senator Kaine’s Godless Communism

Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va) recently claimed that rights come from government, not from God. That’s not just political spin, it’s ...
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A Tale of Two Countries

The memorial for Charlie Kirk was a study in contrast. At State Farm Stadium, mourners filled every seat, spilling into ...
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Standing Before the LORD

In Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20, Nitzavim, Moses affirms the covenant with Israel with a reminder that every person, great and small, is ...
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