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March 5, 2024
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| Trump's SCOTUS Win Has a Major Flaw. Here's What to Do about It |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The Supreme Court thwarted an undemocratic attempt to prevent citizens from voting for President Donald Trump in multiple states, but its unanimous ruling unleashed new attempts to stifle the vox populi and pointed out an urgent step Congress must take to protect free and fair elections from left-wing machinations. |
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| Laken Riley Is Put to Rest, While Questions about Biden's Border Never Are |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| It was an image no mother should have to see - a long white hearse carrying the body of her young, once-vibrant daughter. A cold rain fell in Georgia, mixing with the tears of crowds who gathered to watch Laken Riley's casket leave for the cemetery - a place no one imagined she would be. "I really just have no words," her mom, Alysson Phillips wrote on Facebook. Neither do any of us. This was, as she wrote painfully, a "senseless and avoidable tragedy." |
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| Walgreens, CVS to Sell Abortion Drug at Certain Locations: 'Testing the Waters,' Experts Say |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| In January of 2023, Family Research Council, along with 13 other pro-life groups, sent a letter to Walgreens and CVS urging them to "cease dispensing abortion-inducing drugs." FRC's legislative affiliate, FRC Action, put out a petition that garnered over 51,000 signatures "calling on the two pharmacy chains to stop selling abortifacients in their pharmacies, to keep their pharmacy businesses, a pharmacy business - not an abortion business." |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 77: Janet Boynes - A Story of Redemption |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm and Janet Boynes |
| For 14 years, Janet Boynes lived as a lesbian. She joins host Joseph Backholm to tell her story of how she went from living as a lesbian to a life passionately devoted to Jesus and helping others who struggle with same sex attraction. She walks through the events of her early childhood and how they affected her actions and decisions, how the church should respond to the effects of the sexual revolution, and offers encouragement to anyone struggling as she did. Sin will take you further than you want to go and keep you longer than you want to stay. Janet's testimony is one that illuminates the transformative power of the gospel and offers encouragement to anyone who currently feels stuck in a cycle of sin. |
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| AG Garland: Voter ID Laws Are 'Discriminatory, Burdensome, and Unnecessary' |
| by Dan Hart |
| On Sunday, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland delivered an address at a church service in Selma, Alabama in which he characterized state election integrity laws designed to verify mail-in ballots, restrict drop boxes, and require voter ID as "discriminatory, burdensome, and unnecessary." Experts say the attorney general's comments do not line up with the views of a supermajority of Americans and that the Biden administration is intentionally undermining election integrity efforts ahead of the November elections. |
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| In the Other Swamp, DEI Does Go to Die |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The great southern gator has ended its entire Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) program in a single chomp. "The University of Florida [UF] has closed the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer, eliminated DEI positions and administrative appointments, and halted DEI-focused contracts with outside vendors," an administrative memo announced Friday. With this decision, UF becomes the largest university in America to cut all DEI staff. |
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| Haley Wins First Republican Primary |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has won her first - and so far only - Republican primary, but is still lagging behind former President Donald Trump. On Sunday, Haley garnered nearly 63% of the D.C. vote, while Trump won roughly a third. |
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| God-Given Rights and 'Christian Nationalism' |
| by Rob Pacienza |
| Heidi Przybyla's comments reveal the true agenda of many progressives today: to acknowledge no authority higher than the state and no legitimate rulers other than secular progressives. After all, if God is removed as the source of rights, the only source left is the state itself, governed by secular ideologues who are determined to rid our nation's legal and political institutions of any transcendent vestige. |
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| If You Want to 'Always' Have a Defense for Faith, Then Reject the Lie That Theology Is Just for Scholars |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| "Everybody's a theologian." That's the title of a book written by a beloved teacher I refer to often, R.C. Sproul. At first glance, it may seem like a bold statement. But I think, in taking a few steps back, it's actually quite relevant - especially for believers. |
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