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There are lives that thunder. There are others that ring like a tuning fork, steady and clear, so that all the instruments in the room find their pitch. Pastor Voddie’s life was the latter. He did not court applause. He tuned hearts to the note of God’s Word until the noise of our age sounded thin by…
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Free speech is not a talisman that turns folly into wisdom or rudeness into courage. It is a legal shield against government punishment for words. It is not a contract that binds employers, customers, or neighbors to applaud, employ, or endorse those words. We confuse categories and then act shocked at the bill that arrives.…
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The gospel is not a trinket on an open stall, waiting for whoever happens to wander by. Scripture presents salvation as God’s gracious initiative that awakens the dead, not a human project that polishes the already living. The Lord speaks first, the heart answers second. “No one can come to me unless the Father who…
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Before the words, the fact: Charlie Kirk was shot during a campus event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, on today, September 10, 2025, and later died of his wounds. Authorities say a single round was fired from a nearby building while he was speaking about gun violence; a person of interest is in…
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Dear Representative Jones, First, grief. On Wednesday, August 27, during a school Mass at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, two children—Harper Moyski (10) and Fletcher Merkel (8)—were killed, and many others were wounded. The alleged shooter, 23-year-old born Robert Westman, died by suicide at the scene. City and national reports place the number of injured…
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There is, within the soul of man, a persistent yearning to untangle the mysteries of salvation, justice, and the divine will. Few doctrines arouse more awe or resistance than that of predestination. Yet, if one is to approach the Scriptures with honest inquiry and not with the prideful assumption that God’s ways must resemble our…
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The sorrow that comes upon us when the innocent are murdered while they pray should drive every soul to its knees. What words can suffice in the face of such terror? Men and women, little children, saints of Christ, gathered in the hush of midnight prayer, were visited not by the comfort of heaven but…


