Protest is as American as baseball and apple pie.  Protesting by burning the flag may be un-American, but it is nevertheless constitutionally protected free speech according to the Supreme Court.  But what about protests that turn destructive, torching police cars, blazing public property and igniting buildings with anarchist glee?

MEMORIAL DAY AND THE RULE OF LAW Written by: John Kenyon, Ch. Lt Col, USAF (ret.) Memorial Day is once again before us. When this time of remembrance comes my thoughts return to Arlington National Cemetery where I served as a military chaplain. My duty was to conduct funerals for military families that chose Arlington […]

Speaker 1: Welcome again to Providence today. We’re at the National Constitution Center here in Philadelphia, and we’re standing right by the Pennsylvania Liberty tree that the Providence forum had the joy of helping to plant some years ago. If you look at it, you can see, it seems to be very happy here. It’s […]

This series is brought to you by Westminster Theological Seminary. In this episode of “Crisis, Christ, and Confidence,” Drs. Gregory Poland, David Garner, and Peter Lillback discuss updates on the COVID-19 outbreak and how believers should navigate their fear. Following COVID-19 safety precautions, we recorded Drs. Garner and Lillback in separate locations. Although you can […]

This video was created by Westminster Theological Seminary. In this first episode of “Crisis, Christ, and Confidence,” Dr. Poland joins Drs. David Garner and Peter Lillback to discuss the recent COVID-19 outbreak and wisdom for the church about gathering. “Crisis, Christ, and Confidence” is a weekly video series featuring Drs. Gregory A. Poland, David Garner, […]

I recently saw an article concerning the Coronavirus that caused me to pause and reflect upon a mind-set that is extremely persuasive across the cultural landscape of America.

Dr. Peter Lillback: We’re standing outside a wonderful building called the Second National Bank, which has now become a great museum of early American paintings, and we want you to take a look at that as part of the work of Providence Today. We’re here in this place in Philadelphia and we remember that history […]

This year’s celebration of America’s presidents highlights the name of Clinton for another reason—impeachment. He is among that unenviable circle associated with the dubious honor of presidential impeachment composed of Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon and now Donald Trump.

Speaker 1: Welcome to Providence Today. We’re so glad that you’re here. We’re standing inside the American Revolution Museum and right next to this great representation of the Liberty Tree that was in the Boston Common in 1765, an old tree that was identified by the Sons of Liberty as a place of meeting, as […]

The ministry of Dr. Martin Luther King is an excellent example of how one man’s Christian faith and ethic translates into pubic theology and public action.