Remembering Rome’s Challenge
An event called the World’s Colombian Exposition opened in Chicago on May 1, 1893. It had taken many years of planning and an act of Congress … Read More
Seasonally Appropriate
You can feel it in the air. The weather begins to cool, the days become noticeably shorter. If we were occupied in a traditional manner, growing … Read More
Social Credit Scores or The Number of a Man?
by Michael Armstrong Do you know your credit score? You probably have some idea of whether it is good or bad. Especially if you have recently … Read More
The Back Side of Liberty
Freedom has long been the pride and boast of America. We cheerfully accept its necessary limitations, “liberty in law” as the familiar tune goes. The freedom … Read More
The Chain of Destiny
“It is a mistake to try to look too far ahead. The chain of destiny can only be grasped one link at a time.” – Winston … Read More
The Inevitable Pushback
Human migration and the regulation of borders have become major issues in recent years. The 2015 migrant crisis in Europe, with the arrival of over 1 … Read More
The Power of One
Problems. How much of our time and energy is spent dealing with problems? How much grief and sorrow must we endure? An impartial observer might be … Read More
The Sacrifice of Fools
“Keep thy foot when thou goest to the house of God, and be more ready to hear, than to give the sacrifice of fools: for they … Read More
Trust and Confidence
More than just a comfortable feeling, we continually rely on our ability to tell fact from fiction. Discernment underpins many business decisions that lead to success … Read More
Why We WATCH
This publication and the organizations that support it take on an uncommon task. We believe the Bible is the divinely inspired word of God; a textbook … Read More
