On March 5 this year, it will have been seven years since my uncle was tragically killed in a horrifying accident. I remember that day so clearly. It was only a week until my 16th birthday and it was just like any normal, boring day. In the midst of the normalcy, my dad received a phone call that flipped our […]
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The task that lies ahead for Christian journalists is huge. Not only are they in a field that further grows in hostility toward their faith and worldview, but they are also called to be heralds for truth in a world that seems to have completely forgotten such a concept. As described by the Society of Professional Journalists, a journalist’s job […]
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It is obvious today that some opinions and viewpoints are much more accepted than others. The popular ideas and thoughts are magnified and promoted almost constantly through the megaphone provided by Hollywood, Big Tech and the media, while the opposing viewpoint is shunned, silenced and ridiculed through threats and loss of jobs provided by the ever-growing pressure of cancel culture. […]
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In the light of Black Lives Matter’s resurged popularity in August of last year, The Babylon Bee, a website known for its satirical articles about on current events, published a piece mocking a scenario that seemed an impossibility at that time. The article imagined a scenario in which the BLM movement would be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Such a […]
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“Too many Christians are concerned with being right, rather than being Christlike.” Have you ever heard a pastor or Christian speaker proclaim this? On its face, it sounds good, but Christlikeness requires holiness and truth– not just love. Progressive Christianity has a long history. Beginning in the early 19th century Enlightenment and now reaching present day Postmodernism, this theology views […]
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On January 4, 2021, the 25th season of The Bachelor aired on ABC. Young, eligible Matt James set out to find love amongst thirty-two women, a record-breaking number of participants on the show. The show has been going on for almost 20 years and has gained a massive following; the majority of which are young women amused by the drama […]
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Earlier last month, the internet launched the stock market into the erratic claws of one of its worst enemies: unpredictability. For the first time in this globally interconnected age, small-time retail investors harnessed the power of collective action on social media to wreck Wall Street’s plans. The hedge funds, investment banks and stock brokerage firms intended to ride out the […]
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A few weeks ago, I read an article that stopped me in my tracks. Whenever I’ve read an article or book about World War II, the stories have detailed the Germans that believed whole-heartedly in Adolf Hitler’s mission and the Germans that blatantly went against everything Hitler was about. The “bad” Germans eagerly saluted Hitler, fought in his army and […]
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Cancel culture is nothing new. History is repeating itself. But I am not surprised. Generation Z threw aside history books for their phones, and we are now reaping the consequences. Politics flows downstream from culture. Policies and executive action often happen in response to the rising wave of culture’s screaming demands. If you want to influence the world, you […]
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COVID-19 has been hard on all of us, and especially on businesses adjusting to established social distancing and safety rules. While many businesses have had to shut down after they were deemed non-essential, others have had to face severe consequences for disobeying COVID-19 safety precautions. One of those businesses is Atilis Gym, a New Jersey gym owned by Ian Smith […]
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Whenever I am reading a book or watching a show and the storyline hits a snag, I start to panic. Is the main character or someone that they love going to die? Is the guy going to end up with the girl who he doesn’t realize loves him? Or how can they possibly defeat this monster that seems so big […]
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As students finished coursework last semester and packed their belongings to return home, COVID-19 had already taken the lives of over 300,000 Americans. Now as students return to campus just one month later, the virus has added 100,000 Americans to the death toll. It has been a year since the first confirmed COVID-19 case in the United States, but cases […]
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Standing up for righteousness means refusing to bow to tyranny. Christians need to be on the frontlines of the culture war. Not retreating. For years, Americans who profess Christianity have, on many levels, lived comfortable lives. We have been given freedom to worship, to preach freely and share the gospel openly. These blessings, this reality we have lived in, is […]
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The Internet and social media has dominated this modern age, stimulating a huge shift in power in regard to how information is communicated. With that in mind, the concept of big tech censorship has become a hot topic for the media to discuss. While some people argue that big tech censorship is needed, others point out the underlying issue that […]
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Joe Biden, the 46th president of the United States, was sworn in on January 20. As Americans try to get a fresh start after a generally abysmal year, the Biden administration is wasting no time moving ahead with its “build back better” mantra. Since he was sworn in, Biden has taken over 39 executive actions. Some controversy surrounds his decisions […]
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