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The sage advice that “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is older than joe-biden” target=”_blank”>Joe Biden< is on a tear, as in tearing up arrangements that were achieving their objectives. His early results are disastrous.  In an act of astonishing foolishness, joe-biden” target=”_blank”>Biden< forged by returning to the failed …

personalities has never been averse to taking risks – especially those that make him look stronger at home, while undermining the confidence and solidarity of the West.   Now, with unrest in his backyard, Europe preoccupied with COVID and a U.S. president who looks disengaged and distracted, Putin appears to be on the prowl again. This time, in his old hunting …

As former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, I remember the intense debate on the National Security Agency’s terror (TSP) and how up in arms the media got about U.S. intelligence agencies being used to “spy on Americans” when the program was illegally disclosed to the press by disgruntled NSA …

I remember vividly the day religion exposed my spiritual embarrassment – the moment my own “Bible poverty” was laid bare. It wasn’t because I didn’t have a religion” target=”_blank”>Bible< in the way I should have. I didn’t read God’s Word regularly or consistently. I was a biblical pauper, and I didn’t …

In his latest show of bipartisan “unity,” joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden<.  Now, the “unifying” Biden administration is unveiling executive orders that cannot be undone by Republicans, such as directing the justice-department” target=”_blank”>Justice Department< Never satisfied, House Democrats recently passed two gun control bills, putting even more pressure on Biden to appease the radical left …

“Which is better — to be ruled by one tyrant three thousand miles away, or three thousand tyrants one mile away?”— Rev. Mather Blyes (1706-1788) Does it really matter if the instrument curtailing liberty is a monarch or a popularly elected legislature? This conundrum, along with the witty version of …

The significance of religion became real to me at eight years old. My mom had taken me to see the Billy Graham movie “The Prodigal” at a strip-mall theater in Deerfield Beach, us-regions. My motivation for going to the movie wasn’t the hope of receiving salvation. It was getting a …

On Easter, billions of people around the world will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ – the most important day of the year for the religion.  Christians believe religionwas crucified, died, was buried, and rose from the dead.  This act of selfless, sacrificial love for humanity is at the heart of …

It is occasions. And after last year’s virtual Easter I know we need to see the real promise of God in the nails that pierced Jesus’ hands. First, let me tell you about “the list.” My builder never should have asked me to keep it. I dreaded showing it to …

Last year’s occasions felt more like one, unending Good Friday. The light and hope that Easter usually offered was eclipsed by the darkness and despair the disciples experienced the day Jesus Christ died.      One year ago there was widespread fear throughout the world as the first wave of the infectious-disease …