Linda Harvey
Good intentions are not enough when it comes to dealing with our children. When government becomes heavy-handed and attempts to solve societal problems through intrusive programs with big price tags, bereft families should not be comforted by the notion that it was all done with the best interests of children in mind.
Just another version of “Did God actually say?” (Genesis 3:1), “Side B” is another insidious attack on the authority of Scripture, and it’s likely coming to a church near you. I encourage you to read the read the full op-ed from . . . . .
Todd Starnes
“The project sent to families never mentions mothers or fathers. It speaks only about those who celebrate, love or support the child, not the other way around,” she wrote. “That shift may seem subtle to some, but to many of us, it feels like a significant departure from something meaningful and good.”
The Episcopal Church has announced that it’s ending all federal resettlement work to avoid having to help Christians fleeing racist Communism and will instead focus on serving illegal aliens and refugees already here and those crossing the border.
“There are a number of things that have happened recently that many people here in Israel are concerned that there’s a growing daylight between the Trump administration and the government here in Israel,” Chris Mitchell, Middle East Bureau chief for CBN News . . . . .
