When the Founding Fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, they embarked on uncharted territory. They moved forward anyway, turning to the Bible for many of the principles they needed to establish a free nation. Author's Note: I began researching and writing this article a few years ago, mostly for my own edification, but... Continue Reading →
Loss is a part of life, and so is grief. When loss is personal, we grieve close to home. When it touches us all, we grieve together. I've thought a lot about loss over the days since Charlie Kirk was brutally assassinated. Like so many, I've watched numerous video clips of his interactions with students... Continue Reading →
Charlie Kirk was more than a Patriot. First and foremost, he was a man of faith. His senseless murder on September 10 robbed a wife of her husband, children of their father, and silenced a voice the world desperately needed. Charlie Kirk unapologetically defended conservative values, using his voice to bring glory to the kingdom... Continue Reading →
The content of our character goes far deeper than the color of our skin.
It's flown proudly in front of homes across America. It soars above federal, state, and public buildings. It's displayed in classrooms, at cemetaries, at sporting events, and parades. It symbolizes American freedom and liberty. And while, the history of the Stars and Stripes is a colorful one, it is generally acknowledged that June 14, 1777 is the birthdate of the United States Flag.
