When Christians step up and want laws that stem from the Bible, things begin to change for the better. When we demand that murder, rape, and kidnapping be punished with the death penalty, then we start to draw nearer to righteousness. Yes, Christians must forgive, but we mustn’t mix categories.

There is much to be concerned about in Europe. This once thriving land full of churches (though not always spot on theologically) has now turned into a Christian wasteland. However, the Gospel brings new life.

The government acts not on Christian principles but on Marxist principles that may sound good, loving, and kind but, in the end, contain a poison that destroys the dignity of humanity.

As America grew and became more populated, the church's influence waned, and the power of the government grew. What we have today is an out-of-control, wealth-consuming, regulation-oriented monster.

They’ve claimed that the church must unite and not be fractured through these issues. However, their definition of unity involves every church member under their care agreeing with them and following them blindly into the fray.

America is in dire need of transformation. The Christian’s response is not to sit back and watch, but to actively proclaim this need, the solution to the need, and the way forward.

Have you ever pondered the biblical stance on our tax system? When we consider the Bible and taxes, we might recall Jesus’ words in Matthew 17:24–27 or Matthew 22:15–22. These passages touch on the topic of paying taxes, but they don’t provide a clear directive on what constitutes an excessive amount.

The representative spoke at a prayer breakfast. In her introduction, she bragged about being on time to the prayer because she turned down sex with her fiancée. She then stated that it would happen that night. Later, she posted on the tweet machine that she goes to church because she is a sinner and not a saint while also noting that this was a joke. Many problems surround this now infamous speech.