Month: August, 2013

The Five Flaws of Kerry's Mideast Peace Process

Here are my thoughts on why Secretary Kerry’s Mideast peace process is wrong.

Pride; The Sin Behind Many Headlines

In scanning the headlines today, I noticed how there’s an untold story that lay at the root of so many

Anthony Weiner and the Righteousness of the Nation

Private character determines public conduct.

New York Times Solves Thorny Constitutional Debate

The New York Times has revealed a lawful method of displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools. The subtle insight

'I Am Overwhelmed,' Cleveland Kidnapping Victim Michelle Knight Thanks Cops in Touching Note

Michelle Knight, the woman officials say was abused the most and held the longest of Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro’s three

Log Cabin Republicans and the Legacy of Lincoln

Recently, author Jennifer Thieme wrote an opinion piece calling out the organization for which I have the honor of serving

Chaplains for Atheists: Messy Implications for Atheism

The House of Representatives voted July 23 against proposals for atheist chaplains in the U.S. military. The vote was an

God Belongs In My City!

Mark Driscoll: Church Planting in Phoenix

Teachers In Arms