The Pilgrims and Socialism

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

The Pilgrims experimented with socialism, which was imposed on them by those who lent them the money for their colony. But it didn't work, and they explicitly abandoned it. Socialism has a 100% track record of failure. Even the Pilgrims couldn't make it work.

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From Atheism to Christianity

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

A new film shot in Oxford, England tells well the true story of C. S. Lewis' conversion, from skepticism to belief in Christ. The film is called "The Most Reluctant Convert" and stars Max McLean. In this day of bad news, it's refreshing to enjoy some good news.

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Jefferson Faces the Chopping Block

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Cancel culture rears its ugly head again. In this case, a statue of Thomas Jefferson that has been in the New York City Hall since the 1830s is under consideration for being removed because he owned slaves.

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Parents or Educrats?

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

To whom do children belong? Their parents or the educrats? Who is responsible for children's education? Today many on the left are claiming that they know what's better for the children than do the parents.

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A Battle in Seattle

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

A Seattle rescue mission for the poor and homeless has been serving Christ for about 90 years. But now a court order against them says they must deny their Christian principles which motivate them or close up shop.

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The Constitution Under Fire

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

Previous generations of both parties appreciated the Constitution and the political stability it has brought. But now many young Americans want to abolish it. The Marxist indoctrination against America as founded is taking its toll. [Pictured: James Madison]

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An Overlooked Controversy in California

By Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

The war American history continues unabated. Now, there are moves in California to dishonor the memory of Father Junipero Serra, who has been called the "Apostle of California." His image can be seen in Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol.

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Rewriting the History of 9/11?

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

We have seen repeated examples of rewriting American history. But often that involves events that took place more than a hundred years ago. But with the passing of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we have even seen attempts to rewrite the history of the moving force behind that fateful day.

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America’s Work Crisis

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

America has had a waning work ethic for years now, as Christianity seems to have less influence in the culture at large. But the response to the coronavirus has exacerbated the situation.

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The New Chief Chaplain at Harvard Is an Atheist

by Jerry Newcombe, D.Min.

The oldest and most prestigious university in America is named after a Congregational minister, Rev. John Harvard. The school just named a "devout atheist" to be their new head chaplain. But it wasn't atheism that built Harvard. It was Biblical Christianity.

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