Formulating and implementing this exit strategy will be the most difficult and complex policy decision by any president in decades. “Tis well.” —George Washington (1799) In the cold season of 1799, George Washington was happily retired at his Mount Vernon family home on the Potomac, where he entertained a constant flow of guests. On December 12th of that year, by the exceptional […]

In his name the nations will put their hope. (Matthew 12:21) Dr. David Butts (bio) is an author, Bible teacher, President of Harvest Prayer Ministries, President of Gospel Revivals, Inc. (Herald of His Coming), and Chairman of the National Prayer Committee. These excerpts are from his valuable Prayer Guide, Praying the Word over the Coronavirus Crisis: Many believers are worried […]

“Beneficial Professor of Law Charles Fried characterizes this as a “black swan event,” one without modern precedent. “Most people are worrying about restrictions on meetings—that’s freedom of association. And about being made to stay in one place, which I suppose is a restriction on liberty. But none of these liberties is absolute; they can all be abrogated for compelling grounds. […]

By Scott Lamb /  Washington Times (1) “Goodnight John Boy”–Earl Hamner Jr., “The Waltons” creator, dies at 92 (2) Gov. Pence signs new abortion restrictions into law (Indy Star) The measure, House Enrolled Act 1337, would make Indiana only the second state to prohibit a woman from seeking an abortion because her fetus was diagnosed with a disability such as Down syndrome. It […]

March 26 is the 85th day of the year (86th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 280 days remaining until the end of the year. Holidays Christian feast day: Castulus Emmanuel and companions Felicitas Harriet Monsell (Church of England) Larissa Ludger Margaret Clitherow Richard Allen (Episcopal Church (USA)) March 26 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) Independence Day and National […]

By Scott Bomboy Today marks an interesting anniversary in U.S. history—the first known appearance of a huge loaf of bread at the White House, as a tribute to an equally giant, politically charged cheese wheel that symbolized the First Amendment. The bread was called the “Mammoth Loaf,” and it was made by the U.S. Navy for President Thomas Jefferson, to […]

Jesus cried out in a loud voice, . . . “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”   Matthew 27:46 Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky said, “The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.” With that in mind, I read an online article describing “The Top 8 Deadliest Prisons in the World.” In one […]