Ukraine is lost - Biden starts World War III
- By Judge Napolitano & Ray McGovern
Judge Napolitano interviews a retired CIA analyst on the Ukraine War leak and the direction of the Ukraine War.
Ray McGovern lives in Raleigh and was a high-ranking CIA analyst who briefed at the presidential level, including the Reagan administration.
A very informative 30-minute video and often entertaining. Are Biden, Nuland, Blinken, Sullivan, and Austin blundering us into World War III?
The Dobbs Leaker Intended to ‘Kill One of the Justices,’ Expert Says
- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
One year after the leak of the Dobbs decision, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said the pro-life ruling made the conservative majority “targets of assassination” — a deadly outcome which a legal expert described as the “ultimate purpose” of the unauthorized disclosure.
Last May 2, Politico posted a draft of the landmark Supreme Court ruling, which returned abortion to the constitutional standard that prevailed for the 184 years of U.S. history before the controversial Roe v. Wade decision. A wave of pro-abortion violence swept the nation, targeting traditional churches, pro-life women’s centers — and the homes of the six Supreme Court justices believed to have crafted the decision. One year later, Alito said the still-unsolved release was designed to normalize the intimidation of constitutionalist judiciary.
2023 Vintage Dedicated to Betty Solomon
- By Courtney Montgomery - BJU
The Bob Jones University yearbook staff dedicated the 2023 Vintage to Betty Solomon, a devoted faculty member for over forty-four years in the School of Fine Arts and Communication. Currently, she serves as an associate professor of Journalism and Mass Communication, academic advisor and faculty advisor to The Collegian.
Raised in Virginia, Solomon enrolled in Bob Jones University, graduating with a BS degree in 1978. As an undergraduate, she achieved exceptional academic status, graduating magna cum laude. In 1980, she earned an MEd from BJU, followed in 1993 by a MA from the University of South Carolina’s College of Journalism and Mass Communication.
God Hates Homo-Trans Sin
- By Winston McCuen - South Carolina
To push their agenda, sodomite groups are now funding billboards across the land that say, "GOD LOVES TRANS PEOPLE." While technically and Scripturally true, it is also technically and Scripturally true that "GOD LOVES MURDERERS AND RAPISTS AND CHILD MOLESTERS AND THIEVES, ETC., while He of course hates the sins of murder, rape, abuse and theft.
Trans Procedure Bills Signal Growing Consensus around Protecting Children
- By Dan Hart - The Washington Stand
On April 28, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R) signed into law SB 99, a bill that prohibits puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and genital-mutilating surgeries for minors. A similar bill was sent to the governor’s desk in Oklahoma on April 27. Both pieces of legislation passed their respective state legislatures by a wide margin, signaling the broad public support that these types of laws are receiving despite intense pressure from left-wing activists to torpedo the bills.
MTG, Florida Grand Jury Link Biden Family to Human Trafficking
- By Rebecca Terrell - The New American
The U.S. House Oversight Committee has evidence that President Joe Biden’s family is involved in human trafficking.
That’s according to a tweet from Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. Standing outside the U.S. Treasury building in Washington, D.C., she reported having reviewed more than 2,000 pages of financial records revealing a crime syndicate involving Biden’s family and countries such as China, Russia, and Ukraine.
Greene described evidence of shell companies set up to funnel money to the Bidens from foreign countries.
Send Network Announces 10,000 Churches Planted Since 2010
- By Christian Newswire
Church Planting Arm of NAMB Celebrates 745 New Churches Planted Last Year Alone
ALPHARETTA, Ga. -- The continent's largest church planting network, the North American Mission Board's Send Network, announced today that Southern Baptist churches have planted more than 10,000 new churches across Canada, the U.S. and its territories since 2010.
Last year alone, supported by Send Network, the Southern Baptist Convention's more than 47,000 churches worked together to plant 745 new churches.
"We are always excited to see an increase in churches planted year over year," said North American Mission Board (NAMB) President Kevin Ezell. "But our focus remains on the quality of the churches planted, which is why we're more grateful that the survivability rate remains strong. Our goal is to see churches planted that impact their communities for years and multiply to reach more communities where churches are needed."
BJU to Hold 96th Commencement
- By Courtney Montgomery - BJU
Over 700 students in the Class of 2023 will receive degrees at the 96th annual commencement of Bob Jones University Friday, May 5. The two-hour program begins at 2 p.m. in BJU’s Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium (FMA). The service will be webcast live.
“We are proud of our graduating class. Commencement is a time to recognize their achievements and reflect on God’s goodness and provision for them throughout their educational journey,” said BJU President Steve Pettit. “We look forward with anticipation to how He will direct their next steps.”
A History Lesson for 2024
- By Star Parker
President Joe Biden has made his bid for a second term official, and the first big news following the announcement is his latest approval rating released by Gallup. It shows Biden's approval reaching a new low in his presidency -- 37%.
But let's take a quick look at history before Republicans start celebrating.
Gallup shows Biden's approval rating average for the latest quarter of his presidency, his ninth, at 39.7%. Gallup also shows where each president post-World War II stood in approval at the same time in their presidency.
Millions to be Praying on the National Day of Prayer
- By The Presidential Prayer Team
SCOTTSDALE, Az. -- Thursday, May 4, is America's National Day of Prayer, a day when people of faith unite to lift up pleas and intercessions before Almighty God on behalf of the nation.
For nearly 22 years, The Presidential Prayer Team has actively encouraged prayer for the United States and those who are in positions of leadership. Members, friends, and churches can come together in the online National Prayer Room and can submit written and audible prayers so that others may join in agreement with them, as they pray and respond to fellow prayer warriors. Additionally, there will be many other resources available, including a prayer guide, video broadcast, a guided audio prayer session for our leaders, and more!
Weingartz Family Foundation Awards $2.2 Million to Expand International Samaritan Operations in Africa
- By International Samaritan
ANN ARBOR, Mich -- International Samaritan (IntSam) President Mike Tenbusch announced today that the organization received a $2.2 million grant from the Weingartz Family Foundation to fund the expansion of its scholarship program in Africa.
The donation will fund new operations in Nairobi, Kenya, and Kampala, Uganda. As a result, 200 young people will receive scholarships over the next three years.
Over 15 million people live and work in communities surrounding garbage dumps, making a living by finding items to keep or sell to escape the extreme poverty that affects one in ten people globally, according to the World Health Organization. The average life expectancy in these communities is 35 due to rampant disease, injuries, and the lack of clean water.
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry Logic Professor
- By Winston McCuen - South Carolina
Nothing is more common in this fallen world than sinners defending or otherwise covering their sin. We all desire to appear good to others and to self; and sinners desire the same while continuing to sin. In a world with laws and governments rooted in a human nature wired by the Creator to resist sinful aggressions against persons and property, keeping up good appearance is vital to mask continuous sinning.
And what is sin? Sin is any want of conformity unto, or transgression of, any law of the one and only true (Triune) God, given as a rule to the reasonable human creature.
The Demonization of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
- By Mike Scruggs
Russophobia as U.S. Foreign Policy and Media Culture
A few days before Tucker Carlson was dismissed from Fox News, Fox News 9:00 PM host Sean Hannity began his evening show with a statement something like, “We know Putin is evil.” Soon thereafter, Fox News host and contributor Mark Levin chimed in with a few phrases condemning and demonizing Putin. Do we know Putin is evil or is it that we are constantly told by Deepstate politicians and their captive media that Putin is evil? What is the objective basis of such a statement? Would the assumed facts hold up to cross examination and analysis? Given the establishment media’s failure to make the obvious connections between the February 24, 2022, Russian invasion and the February 2014 U.S. State Department-backed coup and regime change in Ukraine, reasonable people have formidable cause to doubt the wisdom and factual basis of such careless and inflammatory language. Moreover, the resulting eight years of continuing war and cultural genocide perpetrated by the new coup-based Ukrainian government against the large Russian ethnic population concentrated in eastern and southern Ukraine gives us a righteous discomfort with such defamation. Both Hannity and Levin also engaged in an episode of this sort of Putin demonizing in February of this year. Moreover, in two previous interviews with President Trump, Hannity had pressed Trump very hard to condemn Putin. Trump, to his credit, refused to engage in such dangerous rhetoric. First of all, Trump is strong enough to maintain his objectivity, and second, smart enough not to make statements that would wreck any possibilities of future negotiations with Putin or the Russian Federation on Ukraine or any other issue.
ESPN Analysts, Gaines, and Navratilova Blast Lia Thomas's Claim that Feminism Is 'Transphobia'
- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
She was ranked second in the world in women’s road running, but today? “I would be a complete nobody,” the U.K.’s Mara Yamauchi told Dana Perino. Like a lot of the sports world, she watched in disgust as Glenique Frank, a biological man, ran the London Marathon in the women’s category, beating out 14,000 actual females in his sports bra and rainbow gear last weekend. “It’s absolutely unfair,” two-time Olympian Yamauchi argued. Pretty soon, she lamented, we won’t have real women in sports at all. And Lia Thomas’s Democratic apologists seem just fine with that.
BJU to Hold 42nd Nurses Pinning
- By Courtney Montgomery - BJU
Bob Jones University will host the 42nd annual Nurses Pinning Ceremony Thursday, May 4, for the 2023 graduates of BJU’s nursing program. The ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. in Rodeheaver Auditorium on the BJU campus.
During the ceremony, 44 nursing students will be presented with individual pins featuring a cross, representing the Christian emphasis of the BJU nursing program. The students will carry lamps, modeled after the Florence Nightingale lamp, which they will light during the ceremony while reciting the nurse’s pledge.
Our Bible, Our Constitution, Our Christian Heritage – Part 1
- By W.H. Lamb
The setting was a July 4th celebration back in 1837. The sixth President of the U.S., John Quincy Adams, son of the second President of the U.S., the Founder and Patriot John Adams, asked the following question during his celebratory oration: “Why is it that next to the birthday of the Savior of the World, your most joyous and most venerated festival returns on this day?” Adams then answered his own question: Is it not that, in the chain of human events, the birthday of the nation is indissolubly linked with the birthday of the Savior? That it forms a leading event in the progress of the Gospel dispensation? Is it not that the Declaration of Independence first organized the social compact on the foundation of the Redeemer’s mission upon earth? That it laid the cornerstone of human government upon the first precepts of Christianity?”
Equity Means Grade Inflation for All
- By Anne Schlafly, Eagle Forum Chairman
In pursuit of “equitable grading”, some public schools are ditching homework and deadlines. Many students have lost significant academic ground over the last three years and the test scores that measure subject matter proficiency have dropped. School districts have responded to this crisis not by raising the bar of academic achievement, but by lowering the bar. In the name of “Equity”, schools are depriving their students of learning.
NGU Holds Annual Crusader Club Golf Classic
- By Billy Cannada - NGU
Twenty teams participated in North Greenville University’s 34th Annual Crusader Club Golf Classic on Tuesday, April 19 at Cherokee Golf and Club.
The First Place Team award in the captain’s choice event was presented to the Owens Insurance/Stokes-Farnham Insurance team. Team members were Tom Bates, David Culpepper, Chris Nichols, and Angie Stec.
The Second Place Team honor went to the Graydon’s Tire & Automotive Team. Their team consisted of Leon Graydon, Greg Hash, Chad Moody, and Mike Spillers.
Tucker Carlson Out at Fox News Days After Asking Americans to Wage Spiritual Warfare, Pray for Our Country
- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
Fox News Channel announced it cut ties with the top-rated host in cable news, Tucker Carlson, on Monday, just days after he gave a widely praised speech imploring leaders to pray that God will preserve America from the progressive movement’s “evil” agenda.
Promoting transgender surgeries for minors and describing abortion as a good thing are “manifestations of some larger force” exerting its nefarious influence over us, he said over the weekend. Fox’s announcement, which removed Carlson’s reliably populist-conservative voice from the increasingly moderate network’s schedule, caused the corporation’s stock to tank by more than half-a-billion dollars.
Australia Calls Nations of the World Pray & Fast for America 30 April - 4 May 2023
- By Canberra Declaration
UNANDERRA, Australia -- Australia, since 2013, has called the nations of the world to join in prayer and fasting at this time each year for the United States of America. This year the period will be 5 days, from 30 April – 4 May 2023.
April 30 is America's National Day of Repentance http://www.dayofrepentance1.org.
May 4 is America's National Day of Prayer http://www.nationaldayofprayer.org.
RedeemTV Shares the Asbury University Revival in a New Documentary
- By RedeemTV
WORCESTER, Penn. -- RedeemTV, a subsidiary of Christian History Institute and Vision Video located in Worcester, PA, announces the release of a new documentary Asbury Revival: Desperate for More, which documents the events of the Asbury University Christian Revival on Feb 8, 2023, that continued for 16 days.
Redeem TV and 1 Voice Films' production team was there during the outpouring and captured the behind the-scenes moments of "What the Holy Spirit was doing," reported directly from students, staff, university administrators, and participants.
Catastrophic Plate Tectonics
- By Charles Creager, Jr.
Catastrophic plate tectonics is a model of the Genesis Flood that is based on computer modeling of the interior of the Earth. The same computer modeling Was used to model the resurfacing of the planet Venus showing that that too could have occurred quite recently well actually explaining why Venus is the overheated pressure cooker that it is today.
Border Security is on the Horizon
- By Eagle Forum
House Republicans Advance Immigration Reforms
Since President Biden assumed office, the situation at the southern border has been chaotic. Illegal entries from around the world have skyrocketed because of the loose policies of the Biden administration. These policies result in harm to women and children by cartels and human traffickers, allow drugs to enter the United States at unprecedented rates, and permit criminals to ruin the lives of American families. This week, Congress is pushing forward a long-overdue solution.
What You Need to Know About the Debt-Ceiling Debate
- By Veronique de Rugy
If you read news coverage about the brewing battle over raising the debt ceiling, you might think it's a fight between demons and angels. On one side, you have Republicans who are willing to risk a default on the government's debt unless they get spending cuts that will starve people. On the other side, you have Democrats who, guarding the interests of ordinary Americans, want a "clean" increase in the debt ceiling with no cuts in spending.
None of this is accurate. The concessions sought by Republicans are relatively small compared to what needs to be done. In fact, the truly problematic position is the one that blindly insists that we shouldn't cut spending or worry about government debt.
Washington Named SCICU 2023 Excellence in Teaching Award Recipient
- By Billy Cannada - NGU
(L-R) Dr. Nathan Finn, North Greenville University provost; Dr. Darian Washington, North Greenville University 2023 Excellence In Teaching award winner; Lucy Grey McIver, Chair – SCICU Board of Trustees
Columbia, SC (April 28, 2023) Dr. Darian Washington, professor of music, is North Greenville University’s (NGU) 2022-23 South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) Excellence in Teaching award recipient. The organization honored faculty leaders from each of its 21 member institutions at an Excellence in Teaching Awards Dinner on April 18 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center in Columbia.
The annual Excellence in Teaching Awards were created to “recognize and celebrate the best of the best.” A faculty member from SCICU’s twenty-one member institutions is nominated for the award.
Tucker Carlson and the Struggle for Civilizational Sanity
- By Josh Hammer
Last Friday, I attended The Heritage Foundation's 50th Anniversary Gala, a sprawling and swanky affair featuring many fine presentations, a surprise Dierks Bentley mini-concert for the country music enthusiasts (yours truly among them) and an extravagant post-dinner fireworks show over the Potomac River. But the highlight of the evening, bar none, was former Fox News star Tucker Carlson's electric keynote address and his (all-too-brief) colloquy on stage afterward with Heritage's exceptional new president, Kevin Roberts.
Biden Sleeps Tight While Nation Drowns in Debt
- By Star Parker
Hillary Clinton writes in The New York Times that Republican insistence to link any increase in the nation's debt ceiling to spending control and cuts threatens our national security.
"It's a sad irony that Mr. McCarthy and many of the same congressional Republicans seemingly intent on sabotaging America's global leadership by refusing to pay our debts are also positioning themselves as tougher-than-thou China hawks."
Courtney Montgomery to Serve as BJU Public Relations Director
- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University Chief of Staff Randy Page announced today the appointment of Courtney Montgomery as BJU public relations director. Montgomery will begin immediately.
As director of public relations, Montgomery will serve as the official spokesperson for the University, working directly with the Chief Communications Officer.
“We are pleased to have Courtney in this role,” said BJU Chief of Staff Randy Page. “She has served incredibly well in the public relations office for the past five years and I am confident she will continue to strengthen the University’s public relations efforts.”
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