Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk was known for his debates on college campuses, where he passionately captivated audiences with his compelling arguments and articulate discourse. He enjoyed challenging the common political thoughts of those on the university grounds, pushing students to think critically about their beliefs and engage in meaningful dialogue. He desired to see the next generation... Continue Reading →

Those Slaughtered For His Name

“Then they will deliver you up to tribulation and put you to death, and you will be hated by all nations for my name’s sake.' - Matthew 24:9 According to the report “Martyred Christians in Nigeria” issued by Intersociety, over the past 14 years, at least 52,250 Nigerian Christians have been brutally murdered at the... Continue Reading →

LA’s Lawlessness Revolt

If you have turned on the news anytime in the past few days, you have probably heard what's going on in LA. Over the weekend, immigration enforcement efforts in Los Angeles served as the ignition point, as coordinated ICE raids across the city sparked violent riots from anti-ICE protesters. However, these protesters are no longer... Continue Reading →

Through the Winds and Waves

Storms are guaranteed in this life on Earth. Storms come and go as they wish, and they cause damage everywhere they go, sweeping through landscapes with an unstoppable force. They leave nothing untouched and no stone unturned, ravaging homes, uprooting trees, and altering the very fabric of nature. Death and destruction follow them relentlessly, creating... Continue Reading →

The Mortification of Abortion

Let me start by saying abortion is always wrong because it is always murder! Plain and simple, I could finish the article right here and now with that statement; however, some will disagree. Therefore, I will try to compose a worthy enough argument that it is and show in detail below the case for life... Continue Reading →

Olympics in Light

On July 26th, the Olympics opened in a four-hour-long ceremony, during which a lot of controversy arose. This controversy revolved around what seemed to have been a depiction of Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” portrait of Jesus Christ and his 12 apostles. Adding fuel to the fire, it was portrayed by drag queens and... Continue Reading →

Racism In Light Of The Gospel

I want to talk about Racism in America, which is scary to talk about nowadays because you will most likely be called a racist just by discussing it. Now true racism I haven't personally seen or witnessed before, therefore I have concluded two things. First, either it points out the fact that I have been... Continue Reading →

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