Inji, who arrived at the zoo in 1961, was beloved by staff, volunteers and visitors The Oregon Zoo today said goodbye to its oldest resident, Sumatran orangutan Inji, who at 61 years old was thought to be the oldest orangutan in the world. “We knew she couldn’t live forever, but this really hurts, and I […]
Jan 8 – World Economic Forum Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab has proposed using the overreaction to coronavirus to launch a worldwide “Great Reset.” This Great Reset is about expanding government power and suppressing liberty worldwide. Schwab envisions an authoritarian system where big business acts as a partner with government. Big business would exercise its […]
Prayer: Lord, we asked for godly leaders who would turn our nation back to You. America voted for a leader that would revere you and reverse course from evil. Lord deliver us from evil. Show us Your plan. We put our hope in You. I was in D.C. on January 6 and I can tell […]
It was only a matter of time until a book about corporate tyranny found itself shut down by — you guessed it — a corporation. Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who has led many efforts in Congress to hold technology companies accountable, felt the full weight of the cancel culture this week when the contracted publisher […]
Revelation, the last book of our Bible, opens with a “beyond amazing” description of the resurrected Christ. According to Hebrews, when He became a man, He was “made a little lower than the angels.” But now, He has returned to His glorious place at the right hand of the Father in Heaven as a full […]
Now what?! We who are Believers in Christ—that Jesus Christ was the son of God Who died for our sins and rose again—we are champing at the bit for the rest of this election story to unfold. Will God step in at this late hour and save America, or has critical mass been reached in […]
The bustle and excitement of the holidays are over, but it’s still cold out there. The shorter days and cold weather, and even the loneliness after the holidays, send some people into depression. So let’s take a look at winter in our yearly cycle and find a way to embrace its lessons. Winter is a […]
2020 bore witness to the worst of mankind – and yet there was the occasional heroic moment, brief respite and minor miracle. You might have missed them if you only read the headlines. As the year turns over, a possible cure for the current plague appears on the horizon. Timing is everything – but one […]
You can almost visualize Tevye pumping his arms as he sings “Tradition” in the opening scenes of Fiddler on the Roof. He is claiming that traditions are what hold his community together. Many of our family traditions have developed because they are fun, bring back fond memories, and allow closeness between generations. In the movie, […]