The Pulpit Belongs to Christ, Not a Candidate
A pastor should name public evil without turning political judgment into God’s command. Christians in the pew must test both the message and their own loyalties.
A pastor should name public evil without turning political judgment into God’s command. Christians in the pew must test both the message and their own loyalties.
A five-dollar gift card at a Leavenworth County voter-registration drive raises larger questions about leadership, integrity, and public trust.
Eight Washington firefighters challenged a vaccine mandate on religious grounds. What their case reveals about conscience, workplace authority and responsible leadership.
Disciplined effort cannot guarantee the opportunity. It can make sure you are prepared, moving, and close enough to act when the moment arrives.
A Virginia Guardsman was denied state tuition assistance for a religion degree. As an Army retiree, Christian and Liberty graduate, I keep coming back to what his case asks about service and faith.
Veteran suicide prevention must begin before crisis. Housing stability, health care, benefits, employment, community, and survivor care must work together.
Faithful men need brotherhood, accountability, and a worthy legacy. No man holds the line alone or leaves one by accident.
Use VA’s current filing instructions, make an evidence list, track requests and exams, and read your own decision letter. A free follow-up worksheet helps you keep a record.
The Army’s 2026 Retired Soldier Handbook is available. Download the official 80-page edition and use practical steps to find current retirement information and the right office for personal questions.
VA’s 2026 Federal Benefits Guide is available, but VA’s sources disagree on its validation date. Get the official PDF, check current program pages, and find a free claims follow-up worksheet.