Opinion

Topic: Climate Change Considerations. The founders of America established us as a constitutional republic. Theoretically, we the people elect our representatives who makes decisions in our place. Fast forward to today, and we see that many people view alleged catastrophic, man-made global warming (or climate change) as an existential threat. Such a threat that modern […]

Topics: Christians and Politics. We have often been told that politics and religion don’t mix. But is that true? In early America, the church was often the hub of society. The Puritans and other early Americans had the practice of preaching Election Day sermons to extoll godly values among the elected leaders. Fast forward to […]

Photos by Jerry Newcombe of log cabins the troops built at Valley Forge (these are modern replicas—the originals having rotted out long ago) Many of the anti-Israel protesters at Columbia and other college campuses are dwelling in cushy tents on the quad. These tents look pretty modern and uniform; one could only wonder who is […]

These are crazy times. How does one retain sanity in these tumultuous days? Read the world’s best seller—and read it often—and it will give a great deal of comfort. Indeed, many of our great American leaders have found comfort and solace in the Word of God. Want to change your life? Here’s a simple practice, […]

Topic: Anti-Semitism at Columbia and Beyond. In 1754, in New York City, King’s College was established. They advertised for the new school this way. “The chief thing that is aimed at in this college is to teach and engage children to know God in Jesus Christ.” Today, still in New York City, King’s College is […]