Servant leadership and the Master Himself
Published in Blog on April 10, 2023 by James R. Stewart
Upon His death on the Cross, He left a legacy that would span millennia.
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Brunson brothers move to Plan D in election suit aiming to remove politicians from office
Published in Blog on April 07, 2023 by Brianna Kraemer
"We are going to do a Rule 11 and move it to the Supreme Court," Raland Bruson says of Plan D.
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An insidious intruder broke into my home
Published in Blog on April 07, 2023 by Shelly Harrison
I was asleep, as so many of us have been...
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U.S. Presidents on the Hope and Liberty of Easter
Published in Blog on April 06, 2023 by Jakob Fay
"Though this year's observance comes at a time when our world faces many challenges, the message of Easter remains unchanged."
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A “disengaged” view of self-governance and grassroots activism
Published in Blog on April 06, 2023 by Rachel Itabashi-Campbell
As a non-native American citizen, I am able to see America through multiple lenses.
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Gov. DeSantis makes constitutional carry legal in Florida
Published in Blog on April 05, 2023 by Jakob Fay
“You don’t need a permission slip from the government to exercise your constitutional rights."
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Federal Reserve wants more power with less accountability
Published in Blog on April 04, 2023 by Catie Robertson
“I think this is what people hate about Washington: we have a crisis and you come in here without knowing whether or not you did your job, and you say you want more.”
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The missing ingredient: The self-governing citizen
Published in Blog on April 05, 2023 by Garrett Ringler
It is as essential as sunshine is to growth or breath is to life.
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The dishonorable JBS and why they cannot be trusted
Published in Blog on April 04, 2023 by Jakob Fay
It’s time to do what William F. Buckley, Barry Goldwater, and Ronald Reagan did so many decades ago and expose the John Birch Society for what it is.
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Big brother's next target far beyond the bounds of government
Published in Blog on April 04, 2023 by Brianna Kraemer
Was banning light bulbs ever the intended role of government?
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Abraham Lincoln, Trump’s indictment, and Convention of States
Published in Blog on April 03, 2023 by Jakob Fay
In a last-ditch effort to avoid civil war, Abraham Lincoln endorsed calling an Article V convention.
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Tennessee governor to propose armed guards at every school in the state
Published in Blog on April 03, 2023 by Brianna Kraemer
Exercising state power!
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'The pinnacle moment of the administrative state': Inside D.C.'s most notorious 'power couple'
Published in Blog on March 31, 2023 by Jakob Fay
Behind every dangerous man is an even more dangerous woman.
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New poll: Trump indictment will further help his reelection campaign
Published in Blog on March 31, 2023 by Brianna Kraemer
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Sen. Lindsey Graham baffled at Restrict Act – which he co-sponsored
Published in Blog on March 30, 2023 by Brianna Kraemer
"Is that the Restrict Act?" asked Sen. Graham, one of the bill's co-sponsors.
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