Sunday Thoughts: the Weight of Our Sin
On Sunday morning at Eastridge, my home church, we’re going through the book of Romans throughout...
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Author: Chris Queen
Park Near Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ Closed After ‘Traps’ Designed to Harm Families Were Discovered There
On Friday, DeKalb County, Ga., CEO Michael Thurmond issued an executive order closing the popular...
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Texas College President Cancels Drag Show for the Most Compelling Reason
When students at West Texas A&M decided to put on a drag show — because that’s what...
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Georgia Passes a Bill Against Transing Kids, but Does It Do Enough?
As the left continues to push a radical transgender agenda on the American people — especially...
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Revolutionary ‘Life Hack’ Teaches People How to Make ‘Fresh Pasta’ From Pasta
One of the most remarkable features of our social media age is the “life hack.” Users of all sorts...
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Trump’s Lawyers Are Now Targeting the Georgia Grand Jury Probe
The past few days have made it clear that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is determined to...
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Professor Who Questioned Systemic Racism Sues the University That Fired Him
In modern academia, doctrines like systemic racism become orthodoxy because they fit the agenda...
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Sunday Thoughts: ‘Christianity and Liberalism’ at 100
I don’t remember how it came to my attention, but last summer, I downloaded the audiobook of J....
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What Has Happened Three Years After ’15 Days to Slow the Spread’?
It’s hard to believe that this week marks three years since the announcement that businesses and...
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’15 Days to Slow the Spread’: Three Years Later
It’s hard to believe that this week marks three years since the announcement that businesses and...
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