People in Southeastern states have taken to Twitter to share pictures and videos of long lines at gas stations, with some reportedly running out of gas entirely.

An absolutely important story is unfolding on both sides of the Atlantic, but right now it is the developments taking place in Britain that are on the front line.

Chris Kennedy of North Little Rock, Arkansas, puts up decorations for the holidays each year. They include a light-up sign that says “Joy” and a statue of a Black Santa Claus he hopes will set a good example for his four-year-old daughter. Source: Man put a Black Santa Claus on his lawn and got a racist note: Responding to hate...

Is Santa Claus real? Why do we celebrate Christmas on December 25? Where was Jesus born? Christ before Christmas Mary: The mother of Jesus and “the servant of the Lord” Joseph: The earthly father of Jesus and the “forgotten man of Christmas” How many wise men were there? And when did the magi visit Jesus?… Source: What does the Bible...

Governors and mayors have cracked down on schools, restaurants, gyms, nursing homes, places of worship and much more. But enforcement is proving almost useless in Americans’ homes, where some leaders insist that hang-out culture is a major source of pandemic risk. Source: With Virus Spreading in Homes, U.S. Governors Run Out of Weapons

The results of the presidential election were not a surprise to Dr. George Barna. The writing, the longtime professor, bestselling author and cultural researcher, says, was on the wall. Or, more specifically, in the results of the American Worldview Inventory —the groundbreaking research project conducted earlier this year by Barna and the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University to determine where...

Here are 31 things a church can do to address domestic violence, from simple to fairly ambitious, from spreading awareness to active involvement. Source: Things A Church Can Do to Address Domestic Violence | Ananias Foundation

At what point do our public health interventions themselves cause a public health crisis?  Might our efforts to keep the public equally safe be reinforcing unsafe levels of inequality?  We obviously need to protect those most at risk from the current pandemic, but we should also consider the costs, especially if disproportionate burdens are being placed upon those without a...

By: Rick Santorum – nationalreview.com – June 21, 2020 This Father’s Day is one like no other. Due to the coronavirus shutdowns, thousands of dads in nursing homes will not be visited by their children. Many kids and their moms will not be taking Dad to his favorite restaurant. Grown sons and daughters living in “hot” areas are not traveling so Dad...

By: Staff – firstliberty.org – June 3, 2020 Plaintiff in Supreme Court’s Religious Liberty Altering Smith Decision Asks Justices to Protect Faith-Based Adoption AgenciesFirst Liberty Institute files friend-of-the-court brief in key religious liberty case at the Supreme Court of the United States Washington, DC—First Liberty Institute filed a friend-of-the-court brief in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, in which the U.S....