The Battle of the Bulge reminds us that when deadly enemies prove unpredictable, it is sometimes wise to have an even more unpredictable leader on our side.
I was probably 6- or 7-years-old when I first realized that my family didn’t celebrate Christmas. It was a curious discovery, especially considering that until then I was just like every other kid in my rural Tennessee neighborhood. Turns out, I wasn’t.
If Stewart’s first post-WWII film about Christmas was his most well-known, one of his last in 1980 is arguably his most obscure – but it is also both poignant and profound.
The American people have a lot to celebrate this holiday season, thanks to the booming Trump economy – and polls prove they know it, despite the false claims of Democratic presidential candidates that only the rich are benefitting from President Trump’s policies.
Many of us viewed the sixth Democratic presidential candidates’ debate Thursday as a snooze fest, except for the fact that we learned about something we never knew existed – wine caves.
Although Christians have never had a better champion in the White House than President Trump, a so-called Christian media outlet is using its platform to echo the radical, progressive left in demanding his removal from office, stalking the Internet like a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Almost 200 evangelical leaders have written to the president of Christianity Today to condemn an editorial in the magazine calling for President Trump to be removed from office. I have a general policy of not signing group letters, but I join in the criticism of the editorial.