Christianity has been America’s steadying force for generations. It shaped the calendar, the family, the town square, and the culture. Today, that foundation’s beginning to crack. More Americans than ever are leaving the old denominations and choosing nondenominational churches. For many, the change feels fresh. For pastors trying to keep their congregations alive, it feels necessary.

To call God “He” is not mere habit but inheritance. From Genesis to Gethsemane, Scripture speaks of the Father, the Son, the King, the Lord. The masculine language of faith is ontological, not ornamental. It tells us something of God’s self-disclosure, of how He chose to reveal Himself — not how we choose to describe

There’s a certain kind of conservative, often credentialed and overconfident, who clings to the belief that Trump’s departure from the ballot magically resets the board. They imagine the movement snapping back to a tidy, small-government ethos — as if the last decade were a loud, unruly detour rather than the story itself. Sarah Isgur’s recent

There’s no shortage of movies today, only a shortage of ones that matter.  Train Dreams is the rare exception. It arrives like a quiet blessing. It doesn’t shout for attention. It simply unfolds, scene by scene, until you find yourself drawn into a world that no longer exists yet still feels close enough to touch. This

America’s crime map is not random. And it is not evenly distributed. It forms a pattern, a persistent outline that says more about the country than any campaign speech or census brochure ever could. When you trace the safest states in America, you trace a corridor of calm: New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont’s shadow, Idaho’s long sweep

President Trump’s recent warning to Nigeria over the mass killing of Christians was both overdue and necessary. At long last, Washington acknowledged what much of the West preferred to ignore — that believers are being butchered for their faith while bureaucrats issue statements and move on to the next photo op. Trump’s threat to strike