As I am writing this, two seemingly unrelated things are happening.  First, America is observing Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday.  At the same time, the truth is coming out about a confrontation between the Covington Catholic high school students and the Native American on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.  These two events, in fact,… Read More

Are Christmas and the 4th of July connected? The 6th President of the United States, John Quincy Adams, thought so.  John Quincy, the son of our second President, John Adams, observed, “[I]n the chain of human events, the birthday of [our] nation is indissolubly linked with the birthday of the Savior.” What does Christmas have… Read More

This week our government leaders stood on the U.S. House floor and reminded Americans of the critical importance of the Bible! Yes, you read that correctly. In spite of the repeated rhetoric and hostility toward anything related to Christianity, the Bible was honored as foundational to our country. In 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt declared National… Read More

Throughout our history, Americans have revered the Bill of Rights. It consists of the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution. The First Amendment in the Bill of Rights protects five rights: religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. The First Amendment It’s no accident that freedom of religion and freedom of speech are the… Read More