Objective truth has always been historically contested, but rarely has it been openly denied. Across thousands of years of philosophy, religion, law, and culture, objectivity has historically served as the foundation for moral reasoning and social order. Today, however, we are witnessing something fundamentally different: the deliberate rejection of objective reality in favor of subjective self-definition - and the cultural demand that everyone else affirm it. This shift is n

Public figures wield influence whether they intend to or not. When that influence is exercised with care and restraint, it can strengthen institutions, sharpen moral clarity, and expose genuine corruption. When it is exercised recklessly - especially without substantiated evidence - it does the opposite. It breeds confusion, fractures trust, and damages people and institutions that may, in fact, be acting in good faith. In recent months, Candace Owens has used her platform to

What is true? In an age defined by information overload, ideological spin, and historical revisionism, that question is no longer theoretical - it is foundational. Modern society debates truth constantly while quietly abandoning the idea that it can be known at all. When it comes to ancient texts, skepticism is often treated as sophistication. Yet by the standards applied to other historical documents, the Bible stands not as an outlier, but as arguably one of the most credib

Jesus taught that one of the greatest commandments is to “love your neighbor as yourself.” For generations of American Christians, this command has shaped charitable giving, volunteerism, and public service. It is often expressed through tangible acts of mercy, whether it be supporting local ministries, helping families in need, or caring for the vulnerable in our communities. Many rightly believe this obedience is what distinguishes the Church from a world marked by selfishn

Turn on nearly any national news outlet over the past three weeks and Minnesota has become a recurring headline for reasons no state should welcome. In late December, independent journalist Nick Shirley released a now-viral investigation alleging widespread fraud among certain Somali-owned childcare centers across Minnesota. The report claims that state and federal childcare subsidy programs were systematically exploited, with losses potentially exceeding $100 million. The vi

The death of Charlie Kirk and its revolutionary aftermath among Jesus followers has brought questions and skepticism to the “Third Way” belief in Christianity in the West. But what is the Third Way, where does it come from, and could it be dangerous to the future of the American Church? The Third Way, also known as Third Wayism, is a relatively common approach to the Christian life and how one evangelizes a lost and dying world. It claims to be an avenue forward in an ever-gr