All eyes are on New Hampshire today after yesterday’s Democratic Party primary was won by Bernie Sanders. Although Pete Buttigieg finished a close second and Amy Klobuchar surged to third place, today the New York Times is calling Sanders “the new front-runner of the 2020 Democratic primary.”
David Vryhof of the Society of St. John the Evangelist: “Why would we choose to love our enemies and do good to those who hate us? Because this is the way of God.
“God never stops loving, never stops caring, never stops blessing. Yes, it’s outrageous. It’s impractical. It’s unrealistic. It’s beyond us. Which is why we need God and why we need each other."
The Oscars felt to me like an evening of cultural commentary interspersed with occasional awards. The popularity of many of the actors and presenters can delude us into thinking Hollywood speaks for us. The opposite is actually more the case.
On Thursday, President Trump and Nancy Pelosi sat across from each other at the National Prayer Breakfast as a minister encouraged everyone in the room to love their neighbors.
Mitt Romney stood before his peers Wednesday afternoon and cited his faith as the reason he felt compelled to vote to convict President Trump on the impeachment charges.
The State of the Union address got tense Tuesday night with President Trump turning before shaking Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's hand and Pelosi tearing the President's speech as it came to an end. Amid the political tension, here are three biblical responses to the divisions in our nation.
The results of the Iowa caucus have been delayed due to inconsistent
Christians around the nation used the Super Bowl to bring glory to God.
When the final vote comes to impeach the president in the Senate, sixty-seven senators will be required to convict the president. While this is considered highly unlikely, note that a number of Americans smaller than the smallest county in America (Kalawao County, Hawaii, with eighty-eight residents) could remove a president from office for the first time in US history.
Making the news in recent days is the influx of superyachts owned by NFL team owners. Jerry Jones alone has one that is predicted to have cost at least $250 million.
