In the modern West, mental illness has been rebranded as an ordinary feature of human experience—something to be destigmatized, affirmed, medicated, and managed rather than confronted at its root. Therapists, pharmaceutical companies, and cultural institutions present depression, bipolar disorder, severe anxiety, and the more extreme forms of what was once called insanity as primarily biological… Read more

In the America of 2026, a single public profession has become the most reliable shorthand for moral respectability: enthusiastic support for the LGBTQ movement. Corporations fly the rainbow flag with more consistency than the Stars and Stripes. Universities treat dissent from gender ideology as a firing offense. Politicians who once spoke of traditional marriage now… Read more

In the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn, an unlicensed Mafia-run bar in New York’s Greenwich Village that catered to illegal liquor sales and the solicitation of homosexual acts. What followed was not a noble stand for dignity but a multi-night outbreak of violence—bricks, bottles, fires, and open defiance… Read more

There is a peculiar loneliness that settles over the believer who keeps stumbling. You know the pattern: resolve at dawn, failure by noon, shame by evening. You open the Scriptures expecting a clean ledger and find instead a mirror that shows the same old cracks. The voice that whispers, “If you were truly His, you… Read more

In the quiet suburban home in Duxbury, Massachusetts, on a January evening in 2023, a mother named Lindsay Clancy strangled her three young children—Cora, five years old; Dawson, three; and Callan, only eight months—with exercise bands. She then attempted to end her own life. The facts are not in serious dispute. What remains fiercely contested,… Read more

In the opening chapters of Genesis, the Bible presents a narrative of profound moral clarity. A command is given. A temptation is offered. A choice is made. And judgment follows. Yet across many modern pulpits, a subtle but consequential distortion has taken root: the tendency to treat Eve’s transgression in the garden as somehow secondary,… Read more

In the Book of Revelation, the Apostle John records a vision that has unsettled readers for nearly two millennia: “And I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not worshipped the beast, neither his image, neither had received his mark… Read more

I understand the stigma of making rapture predictions and setting dates for the event. So before we get started, let me make a few things clear. This article presents my case based on research into end-times studies. It is not a divine revelation from God, nor do I claim to speak for Him. I fully… Read more

In the autumn of 2025, New York City elected its first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America whose platform blended calls for expansive public ownership, rent freezes, and free public services with a longstanding commitment to Palestinian liberation and an end to American military support for Israel. Around the… Read more

In the closing years of the first century, on the rocky island of Patmos, a vision unfolded that would echo across two millennia of Christian history. The risen Christ, described in the King James Version of Revelation as one “like unto the Son of man,” clothed in a garment to the foot, girt with a… Read more

In the modern marketplace of ideas, few philosophies have proven more corrosive to the human spirit than nihilism and its close cousin, absurdism. Nihilism declares that existence is devoid of objective meaning, purpose, or intrinsic value. Life is a cosmic accident, morality a convenient fiction, and any search for significance a self-deception. Absurdism, as popularized… Read more