The Bible clearly teaches that a people have become spiritually reprobate, given over by God to their depraved minds, when they cease to be convicted over their sin and begin championing their sin (Romans 1:18-32). It is no coincidence that the particular sin the Scripture pinpoints to illustrate such spiritual reprobation is homosexuality. Although today's Americans, as well as most Christians in America, refuse to believe it, our country's spiritual reprobation is proven by the fact that we're no longer ashamed of our sins, but proud of them, even to the point of publicly basting about them. Indeed, we've become militant about our sins, mandating universal approval of them, as well as censoring and condemning all who dare ......

Mollie Hemingway, one of the few sane voices heard in America's media madhouse, has hit the nail on the head. at least in part. Mollie claims that Match McConnell has "become the single biggest obstacle to GOP success." Although I seldom disagree with Mollie, I do here, at least in part, since I believe McConnell is the biggest obstacle to the success of conservatism, not necessarily the GOP. Thanks to RINOs like McConnell, true conservatism and the GOP are no longer synonymous; in fact, I'm afraid they're no longer even compatible. The GOP, like McConnell, sees success in the election of moderates like Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, and Mitt Romney, as well as in the defeat of any true conservative candidates that ...............

On April 27, 1961, President John F. Kennedy gave a speech to the American Newspaper Publishers Association. This speech has been called by some, “the speech that killed the president,” since many have speculated that it was the reason JFK was assassinated. Here’s an excerpt from the speech that appears to be eluding to what we are plainly seeing played out in America today. 

“The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which ............

Am I the only one who sees the incredible irony of Mitch McConnell denouncing Donald Trump for radically proposing what McConnell and other present-day politicians routinely practice; namely, the suspension of our Constitution? This past Saturday, Donald Trump asserted that our Founding Fathers never intended for the Constitution to be used to safeguard fraudulent elections. Therefore, in light of the collusion of Big Tech, the mainstream media, the FBI, and the Democratic Party's interference in the 2020 presidential election, Trump called for the suspension of our Constitution, in order to overturn the results of the election. I suppose, in Trump's mind, if we allow a fraudulent election to stand on the grounds of the Constitution...

I must admit that I’ve been infuriated for years over the church’s whoredom to the Republican Party. In addition, I’ve never subscribed to the absurd assertion that we’re under some sort of divine compulsion to choose Republicans over Democrats as the least of two evils. Instead, I agree wholeheartedly with Charles Spurgeon, who said, “Of two evils, choose neither.” It is this foolish notion that we are divinely duty bound to vote Republican that has allowed the Republican Party to exploit evangelicals. Over and over we’ve been given a Judas kiss by Republican Benedict Arnolds, who know, no matter how many times they pucker up, we’ll keep punching our ballots for evangelical back-stabbers.

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