BreakPoint: Good Times for Planned Parenthood, So It Says
Legislatures will only defund abortion providers if Americans make it clear they view abortion as something they absolutely do not want to pay for.
First Liberty Briefing: Public School Student Exposed to Explicit Material against Her Religious Conscience
No student should feel guilt or shame—much less have their religious conscience violated by the actions of a teacher.
Brad Stine Has Issues: How to Fight Social Media Trolls!
Wouldn’t it be neat if we used our disagreements to seek some kind of dialogue? How about engaging those you disagree with actual facts and perspectives that might bring some light to a subject as opposed to heat?
Brad Stine Has Issues: How to FIGHT Political Correctness!
If someone demands a specific behavior from you but excludes themselves from having to behave the same way they are by their own definition immoral and they are stealing from you!
First Liberty Briefing: Religious Release Time Under Attack at Tennessee Public School
According to the Supreme Court, Bible release time is not merely lawful — it exemplifies what it means to be an American.
BreakPoint: What’s Wrong with the Weed Biz? It Harms People
The risks of marijuana on physical and mental health are well-documented yet state governments are rushing headlong towards legalization.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Van Kampen Collection
The Scriptorium in Orlando showcases the treasures of the Van Kampen Collection of Bibles and of books related to the Bible.
BreakPoint: Marijuana and Psychosis – Real Data, Real Bad
The rush to marijuana legalization is the height of irresponsibility that shatters lives according to one international expert after another.
First Liberty Briefing: Sheriff Accused for Incorporating “In God We Trust” on Police Department Vehicles
An atheist group has criticized Wayne Ivey, Sheriff of Brevard County, Florida, for lettering “In God We Trust” on the exterior of his police department’s vehicles.
5 Minutes in Church History: Scriptorium: Spurgeon’s Letters
We think of Spurgeon as a great pastor. But he was also greatly concerned about his orphanage, responding to letters of people sending him books.