“Postmodernism” is a description of the prevailing worldview of our current times in which truth is in the eye of the beholder.  A past truth can be dismissed with the response of “well that’s what’s right for you.”  One consequence of such relativism is the loss of meaning of important words like truth, freedom, right, [...]

When talk of Barack Obama and Franklin Roosevelt are together it is usually in reference to ineffective big government policies and Great Depression(s). While there are certainly many similarities there, FDR and Obama part ways when it comes to their view of our Christian heritage and the role it plays in America’s soul.    There has [...]

We all know them, the kids who were raised in church. They were stars of the youth group. They maybe even sang in the praise band or led worship. And then… they graduate from High School and they leave church. What happened? It seems to happen so often that I wanted to do some digging; [...]

One of the interesting things about America today is the power small segments seem to have in our culture.  For example, the vast majority of Americans believe in God, yet, in many ways we have an atheistic movement, which seems to be driving God out of the public square in ways that would surely have [...]

The recent television Mini Series, The Bible, which aired on the History Channel surprised Hollywood and critics with its large audiences. Already it appears to be setting sales records for DVD’s of a mini series.   While by no means perfect, the series has many commendable elements and may well have achieved the lofty objectives [...]

There is a widely held notion that preserving the definition of marriage as the union of one man and one woman is unfair.  In fact, this mistaken idea has been taken even farther to mean that the only way for society to be fair to a small group of people who engage in certain behaviors, [...]

We now have an entire generation today that has grown up on video games.  The arcades of the 1980′s, where teens had a limited number of quarters to spend on a Friday night, have given way to hours upon hours of time in front of home gaming systems.  Contrary to popular perception of children playing [...]

When one thinks of “civil rights,” images of Rev. Martin Luther King and various events from the 1950′s and 60′s may come to mind. That was when people were denied economic, political and cultural access to opportunity based solely upon their skin color.  Today, the term rights and civil rights are thrown around quite a [...]

When a society begins to walk away from the logical time tested principle of having a man and a woman in marriage, and we ignore or refuse to affirm that children need both a mother and a father, how long can we say that gender matters at all to children?   Well, Massachusetts, the first [...]

The Indiana Senate has passed a set of three bills calling for another Constitutional Convention.  The purpose of SJR 18, SB 224 and SB 225 is to modify the Commerce Clause in order to prevent Obamacare from being forced upon the states.   While this may be a noble objective, and a necessary assertion of [...]