A Biblical Focus on Prayer – Part 5 – Tal Davis

September 27, 2024   |  

Every year between 1984 and 2017, Harvard University awarded its Harvard Foundation’s Peter J. Gomes Humanitarian Award. It went to individuals whom the foundation deemed worthy because of their philanthropic support of various humanitarian causes. In 2017, it last prize went to singer Elton John. Other past honorees included Archbishop…
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The Source and Abuse of Civility

September 26, 2024   |  

Tania Fernandes Anderson is a city council member in Boston, Massachusetts. She describes herself as “the first formally undocumented African born immigrant, and first Muslim elected in the city of Boston.” Since being elected, she has stated that her goal is to create a revolution for equity. But there is…
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Worldview and Political Policy

September 8, 2024   |  

The political policies that currently hold sway in American society are not leading to positive outcomes. While those who support the current course would probably disagree, the end result of those policies are things such as: Lawlessness
Open borders
Rampant crime
The destruction of American institutions
Hate on the streets…
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How to Get Back at Those Who Mocked Christians at the Olympics

September 5, 2024   |  

There was a massive amount of publicity around the opening ceremony of the recent Paris Olympics. The event that created the biggest stir was a display featuring drag queens parodying Leonardo de Vinci’s iconic painting of “The Last Supper.” When the blowback started, the organizers first tried to say it…
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A Biblical Focus On Prayer – Part 4: Praying for Ourselves – Tal Davis

September 2, 2024   |  

Greek mythology is full of fanciful tales of gods, goddesses, and heroes. One of the most thought-provoking stories was about a man named Narcissus. Narcissus, according to the myth, was the son of the river god Cephissus and nymph named Liriope. He was an extremely handsome young man. One day…
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