Progressivism Offers No Sanctuary

In an interesting exchange this week, the champions of "sanctuary" refused sanctuary to migrants and strangers that President Trump said he is considering busing to their cities.

The exchange reveals just how deeply held the "sanctuary" principle actually is with progressives.

And it creates a metaphor of how unstable and double-minded progressivism really is.

The Mueller Report will be released today. I'll be talking a little about the report and what it means on our live radio program this morning. A new poll shows how much it really matters to people what the report says.

Be informed.

"Incitement," The New Progressive Excuse

The word "incitement" is being used consistently to push blame from the perpetrator to someone who allegedly "incited them to do it."

Far Left progressive Democrats have discovered just how helpful the practice can be in fooling the public.

When comedian Flip Wilson popularized the phrase, "The devil made me do it," back in the 1960s, it was funny.

Now...not so much. In fact, it's deeply concerning.

Be informed.

Christian Univ. Students, Alumni Outraged--"Shaking": Pence to Speak at Commencement

Students and alumni from evangelical Christian Taylor University are outraged and "shaking" over Vice President Pence being the speaker at their upcoming commencement.

Over 3300 "Christians" have signed a petition to get Pence uninvited as speaker for the mid-May commencement.

The reason? It's a spiritual matter.

Be informed.

Young Americans Say They're Unhappy, Depressed, Even Suicidal--Why?

Survey after survey is finding that young Americans---our next generation-- is "unhappy, depressed, and even suicidal."

In fact, 70% of them think anxiety and depression are worse problems then bullying and drug addiction among their peers.

With suicide rates up among this group, parents and grandparents must be informed.

A closer look---at the problem, its causes and the solution.

How Christians Should Vote--A Biblical Model

In 2016 Russell Moore, then director of the ethics (ERLC) division of the Southern Baptist Convention, claimed: "Christians voting for Trump betrayed everything they believed."

This tore at the fabric of the largest Protestant denomination in the country.

I'm not a Southern Baptist, but I paid attention to the discussion that followed. It was heated, forceful and helpful.

Now, as baseball great Yogi Berra liked to say, "It's deja vu all over again."

The 2020 election will be the most consequential in American history since the Civil War.

Be informed.