A Forgotten Voice in the Alabama Abortion Debate

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

In all of the brouhaha about the new Alabama abortion law, there is a long-stilled voice that should be heard. That of the late Roe of Roe v. Wade. After her Christian conversion, Norma McCorvey (known as Jane Roe) worked hard to undo the damage of Roe, until her death in 2017.

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On Oaths and God

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

The attempt to remake our country into a secular wasteland continues unabated. Even the U.S. House of Representatives has begun leaving God out when swearing in witnesses.But George Washington asked how are oaths sacred and meaningful if we take God out of them? They are not.

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A Tale of Two Revolutions

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Could a contrast between the American Revolution and the French Revolution be relevant to today’s conflicts? I think so. The attempt to demote historic icons, like George Washington, is a case in point.

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Campus Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Be Offensive

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

If you believe in the Biblical view of sex and marriage, you might be disallowed from expressing your views on a college campus these days. One pro-life speaker found herself censored from speaking at an Ivy League school, not because of what she was going to say, but because of her views.

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On The Targeting of Churches and Christians

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Attacks against churches and against Christians worldwide seems to be on an uptick. Nearly 300 people lost their lives because of the coordinated bombing of churches and hotels in Sri Lanka on one of the busiest church days of the year---Easter Sunday.

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Is the American Church Dying?

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

News reports seem to indicate that the American church is dying or not faring well at all. But Glenn Stanton of Focus on the Family says research from Harvard and Indiana University proves otherwise. The good news is that the bad news is wrong.

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A Friendship that Changed History

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

President Ronald Reagan met with Pope John Paul II about a dozen times. In their friendship, they worked behind the scenes to undermine communism in Poland, which helped eventually to end the Cold War. A new movie tells this dramatic story.

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The Abby Johnson Story

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

There is a powerful must-see (with caution advised because of some blood gore) pro-life movie in the theaters right now. It tells the Abby Johnson story and is based on her best-selling book, UNPLANNED. Abby used to be the director of a Planned Parenthood clinic. But was changed.

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Science and God

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

We are often led to believe that science and God are somehow incompatible. The latest recipient of the annual Templeton Prize disagrees with that idea. Although he's an agnostic, he said, "Science does not kill God." This article shows links between Christianity and science.

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What’s This Mantra Against “Thoughts and Prayers”?

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Lately, the politically correct folks seem to have a repeated mantra against "thoughts and prayers," as if they are meaningless sops, providing no real comfort or aid. I don't know about "thoughts," but I do know that true prayer to the true God is very powerful and should not be railed against.

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