Give Ear and Believe
By Bill Wilson |
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 ...
Read More Leftist Judges’ lawfare hitting SCOTUS Wall
By Bill Wilson |
When lower-court judges start giving anonymous interviews about the Supreme Court “undermining” them, you know the lawfare machine is fighting ...
Read More The American Chronicles: A Day in Amish Country
By Bill Wilson |
There’s something both charming and slightly disorienting about pulling into Berlin, Ohio — a place where time seems to have ...
Read More Stupidocrisy: Buying Over the Counter Autism
By Bill Wilson |
Autism diagnoses have skyrocketed in recent decades, with prevalence among American children now estimated at one in 31 compared to ...
Read More When God seems to be absent
By Bill Wilson |
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 ...
Read More The American Chronicles: On the road again
By Bill Wilson |
On the road again—and this time Ohio was calling. We fired up the RV and pointed it toward the Buckeye ...
Read More The Deep State Strikes Back
By Bill Wilson |
The battle lines inside America’s health bureaucracy are drawn. Over 1,000 CDC and HHS workers signed a letter demanding the ...
Read More Stupidocrisy: Senator Kaine’s Godless Communism
By Bill Wilson |
Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va) recently claimed that rights come from government, not from God. That’s not just political spin, it’s ...
Read More A Tale of Two Countries
By Bill Wilson |
The memorial for Charlie Kirk was a study in contrast. At State Farm Stadium, mourners filled every seat, spilling into ...
Read More Standing Before the LORD
By Bill Wilson |
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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