When tragedy strikes, the media loves to shape the story in a way that supports their own political goals. In the case of Charlie Kirk’s murderer, Tyler Robinson, we are watching this play out in real time. Headlines all across the internet frame him as “raised Mormon” or “a former member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.” …

The murder of Charlie Kirk has ripped open the thin veil of civility that still covered America’s cultural war. For days, we have witnessed two Americas. One mourns with dignity, offering prayers and grief for a man whose only weapon was his voice. The other America laughs, mocks, and celebrates in the digital gutters of social media, treating the violent …

Introduction Not every act of faith is loud. Some change history through persistence, patience, and love that endures over decades. Such is the story of Willard and Rebecca Bean, a young couple called over a century ago to live in a small town in New York where they were not wanted. Their assignment? To care for the old farmhouse of …

The Scale of the Betrayal There are scandals in history that eventually fade from memory. Then there are scandals so vast, so gut wrenching, and so morally corrosive that they remain etched into the conscience of every community they touched. The Catholic priest abuse crisis in the Utica and Syracuse region of New York belongs in that second category. This …

When the Watchman Sleeps In 1950, while American families were busy with the postwar boom, raising children, and building lives, the U.S. Navy made a choice that should still make every God-fearing citizen’s stomach turn. In what they called Operation Sea Spray, military vessels anchored in the San Francisco Bay released a bacterial mist into the air over a living, …

Bill Gates Is Back At It Again Here we go again. Bill Gates just cannot stop messing with our food. Now a company he is backing called Savor is making “butter” from thin air. Literally. They take carbon dioxide and hydrogen and turn it into some lab paste they claim tastes like butter (fdiforum.net). They say it is good for …

Jesus Christ was not the soft-spoken, passive figure that modern secular culture tries to paint. He was fearless. He was righteous. He was confrontational when necessary. When He saw corruption in the temple, He did not sigh and walk away. He did not ask for a conversation or try to understand both sides. He took action. He flipped the tables …

When the Waters Stir: A Modern Miracle in the South Pacific Every so often, God moves in such a way that it leaves us speechless. On June 14, 2025, the quiet Bangaho River in Papua New Guinea became a place of holy transformation, echoing the days when John the Baptist stood at the Jordan, calling people to repent and be …

Standing for Freedom Requires Integrity—Not Just a Trend Everywhere I look in 2025, Americans are flooding the streets, protesting government overreach and chanting about liberty, all while President Trump sits in the White House. The passion for “freedom” looks inspiring at first, until you remember that so many of these same voices were the loudest ones demanding strict lockdowns, church …

Rite Aid’s Collapse and the Cost to American Families When I walked past my neighborhood Rite Aid for the last time, I saw more than a closing store. I saw the end of an era—a community institution gutted by lawsuits, scapegoating, and government failure. The longtime manager looked devastated, knowing that his decades of service were being erased overnight. Rite …