Our Writing
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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.
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Five Dollars and the Cost of Public Trust
A five-dollar gift card at a Leavenworth County voter-registration drive raises larger questions about leadership, integrity, and public trust.
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When a Religious Exemption Still Costs You Your Job
Eight Washington firefighters challenged a vaccine mandate on religious grounds. What their case reveals about conscience, workplace authority and responsible leadership.
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Hustle Does Not Guarantee the Opportunity
Disciplined effort cannot guarantee the opportunity. It can make sure you are prepared, moving, and close enough to act when the moment arrives.
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He Raised His Hand to Serve. Virginia Drew the Line at His Christian Degree.
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…
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Veteran Suicide Prevention Must Start Before Crisis
Veteran suicide prevention must begin before crisis. Housing stability, health care, benefits, employment, community, and survivor care must work together.