First Liberty Briefing: Religious Discrimination Against Christmas Decoration Display
The Morris' may not decorate their house at Christmas — even though houses in the neighborhood are decorated for Halloween.
BreakPoint: So the Next Generation Will Know – Preparing Young Christians for a Challenging World
We must be willing to invest the time necessary and build the trust necessary to get at what the next generation is really thinking and feeling.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Jaelene Hinkle Shows Us Obedience
Was she not selected for the team, due to her refusal to participate in the U.S team’s frequent LGBT culture?
Ask Pastor John: I’m Terrified of Giving Birth — Should I Still Pursue Marriage?
The pain of childbearing will not be an obstacle to your full and complete enjoyment of salvation in Christ.
It Ain’t Easy: Free Solo Climbing Life
I admired solo climbers, but I couldn't help but think that they went beyond the bounds of sound judgment.
First Liberty Briefing: Mississippi Attacked for “In God We Trust” License Plates
Someone with an axe to grind sent a letter to the state’s revenue commissioner claiming the plate design violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
BreakPoint: GLAAD Not Happy About Declining Acceptance of LGBT – How the Movement Overplayed Its Hand
A new survey reveals how today's younger generations are rethinking how comfortable they are with LGBTQ politics.
The Keep Diggin’ Podcast: Feeding Souls & Stomachs for Jesus with John McKee
The Window in Goshen, Indiana is a non-profit food & clothing pantry serving those in their biggest time of need.
First Liberty Briefing: Elected Officials Are Legally Free to Pray Before Public Meetings
All Americans—even elected officials—should be free to pray (or not) before public meetings and according to their own conscience.
BreakPoint: Antifa Takes Over Portland, Again – Politics ‘By Any Means Necessary’
People who disagree on nearly everything agree that the right to peacefully assemble, to debate and protest is a foundation of our Republic, and that political violence has no place in our country.