Five Brave Christians – Daily Reflection
Elijah’s Struggles and Modern Courageous Voices Following his remarkable triumph over the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, Elijah sank into a profound depression. He had just witnessed God’s miraculous works and proved to Israel the existence of the one true God. Yet, despite this victory, Elijah found himself doubting whether God could safeguard him […]
Nick Fuentes’ Guide to Feminism for Men – Daily Reflection
Changing Perspectives on Feminism and Masculinity In recent decades, radical feminist ideas have taken hold, influencing young people to believe that women can thrive independently of men, that careers should take precedence over motherhood, and that certain traits of masculinity are detrimental. The narrative suggests that sexual expression is liberated, and many young women find […]
Advent Poetry – Daily Reflection
Embracing Poetry During Advent About one-third of the Bible can be classified as poetry, featuring texts like the Book of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, and the Song of Solomon. Dr. Glenn Sunshine encourages Christians to delve into poetry, particularly during this Advent season. Poetry holds significance for God. Interestingly, the longest book in the Bible is […]
Demographics Shape Our Future – Daily Reflection
In 2024, England reported a troubling statistic: 48 abortions for every 100 live births. It’s important to clarify that this doesn’t imply that 48% of babies were aborted, as some mistakenly claim; it actually indicates that about a third of pregnancies ended in abortion, which feels excessive to many. To give some context, the abortion […]
Insights from Weimar Germany – Daily Reflection
Nuremberg A new film explores the trial of Nazi war criminals from World War II, concluding with an impactful quote: “The only clue to what humans are capable of is what they have done.” In light of recent accusations of fascism and Nazism, it’s crucial to grasp the circumstances that enabled the Nazis to rise […]
2025: A Variety of Outcomes for Human Dignity – Daily Reflection
The president recently advocated for changes to IVF, highlighting his personal experiences with it during his election campaign. His administration’s policy announcement in late October, while noted as a step forward, raised concerns. Ryan Anderson of the Ethics and Public Policy Center referred to it as not the worst outcome but still problematic. In a […]
Concealed Holocaust records should prompt a serious reflection in the art community.
Documenting the Plunder of Jewish Art during WWII In 1944, while Hungarian Jews were being forcibly relocated into ghettos, some soldiers took on roles as clerks—using pens and rubber stamps to catalog what was seized. They meticulously noted down details in typed documents, such as, “Munkács, oil paintings on canvas… 18th century German oil paintings… […]
John Doyle’s reflection on Trump’s first year: border secured, millions leaving on their own, DEI fading, pardons for January 6, peace in Gaza and more
Despite being early in his term, Donald Trump has, according to Blaze Media’s new host John Doyle, already surpassed even the most optimistic expectations for his presidency. “I’m eager to see what the administration will accomplish in the next three years. However, it’s clear that the first year of President Trump’s second term has seen […]
Assessing the “Kirk Effect” – Daily Reflection
Memorial Service Reflects on Charlie Kirk’s Impact During a recent memorial service, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth remarked on Charlie Kirk’s influence, noting that he ignited a political movement and sparked what many describe as a spiritual revival, particularly among the youth. This revival, some believe, has surged since the tragic events surrounding his death […]
Universities Shutting Down and the Chance for the Church – Daily Reflection
Closure of Christian Colleges Sparks Reflection on Educational Future Recently, it was revealed that Trinity Christian College will shut down after the spring semester of 2026. This institution, which has supported the Dutch Reformed community for about 70 years, is known for its strong nursing program and commitment to a Christian worldview. Fast forward to […]