Tag Archives: freedom

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 …

There was a time when families gathered around the dinner table, prayed together at night, and faced their struggles with faith, not pharmaceuticals. In those days, hardship brought people closer to God, not closer to a pill bottle. But now, we live in a nation where grief, anxiety, sorrow, and even normal emotional growing pains are pathologized and medicated. The …

The 1960s Marked the Beginning of America’s Collapse America was once a land of churches strong families hard work and reverence for God. The average home had a Bible on the table and a father who led with honor. But the 1960s brought a storm that hit faster than anyone could stop. What was once considered wicked was suddenly normalized. …

Why I Respect the Preparedness of the Latter-day Saints The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints does some of the most impressive and effective preparedness work I have ever come across. I have always believed in disaster preparedness. Not because I live in fear, but because I care about my family and believe in taking responsibility for their safety …