“This Prayer Changes Everything When You’re at Your Lowest”
The Sword and the Cross Daily devotion that cuts through lies and commands truth. Psalm 109:26 “Help me, O Lord my God! Oh, save me according to Your mercy.” This is not a casual cry. This is a desperate plea from the depths of the human heart—Help me, O Lord my God! The psalmist does […]
Trump vs. Powell: A Battle Over Who Controls America’s Economic Future
The fight between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell isn’t just a spat over interest rates. It’s a deeper battle over who gets to steer the American economy — elected leaders accountable to voters, or unelected technocrats who answer only to themselves. The critics love to remind us that Trump cannot legally fire […]
The Sword and the Cross Daily devotion that cuts through lies and commands truth.
The Sword and the CrossDaily devotion that cuts through lies and commands truth. Romans 5:8“But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” Romans 5:8 thunders with a truth too powerful to ignore. Do not act as if you didn’t see this. Do not scroll […]
“Fans Are Heartbroken: WKRP in Cincinnati Star Loni Anderson Dies at 79”
A Wonderful Tribute to Loni Anderson: Star of WKRP in Cincinnati Dies at 79 The world bids farewell to Loni Anderson, the actress who became a household name for her iconic role as Jennifer Marlowe on WKRP in Cincinnati. Anderson died on August 3, 2025, in Los Angeles, following a prolonged illness. She was 79, […]
“The Hidden Health Benefits of Having Sex in Your 90s”
Sexuality in Your 90s: The Untold Story of Intimacy, Aging, and Connection Sex and intimacy are often portrayed as the domain of the young. Advertisements, entertainment, and even medical research heavily emphasize sexual vitality in early and middle adulthood. Yet, the reality is that sexual activity, desire, and intimacy do not suddenly vanish at a […]
Children as Experiments: The Untold History of Pediatric Gender Transition
Few debates in modern medicine are as heated as the question of gender transition in children. Advocates describe it as “life-saving care.” Critics call it “medical experimentation.” What cannot be denied is that the movement to medicalize childhood gender identity has a history one marked by controversial experiments, weak science, and children treated as test […]
“Freedom for Some, Not for All: MAGA Hat Fan Kicked Out of St. Louis Match”
“Approved Symbols Only: How So Many Americans Have Lost Their Backbone” At a St. Louis CITY SC match the other night, a season‑ticket holder named Michael Weitzel was escorted out of the stadium simply for wearing a MAGA hat. Security said “political paraphernalia” was not allowed. Weitzel calmly refused to remove the hat, pointing out […]
“The Amish Secret: Why They’re Healthier Than 90% of Americans”
In today’s America, heart disease, obesity, diabetes, anxiety, and depression have become tragically common. Our country spends more on healthcare than any other nation, yet we are not healthier for it. Many Americans live fast-paced, stressed-out lives, dependent on processed food, technology, and pharmaceuticals. And yet, just outside the bustle of our modern world, there […]
Elon Musk’s Music City Loop: The Tunnel Project That Could Change America Forever
The Boring Company, founded by Elon Musk, has announced its most ambitious project to date: the Music City Loop in Nashville, Tennessee. This privately funded tunnel will connect downtown Nashville with the Nashville International Airport (BNA). The project’s initial phase spans approximately 10 miles, with construction expected to begin in fall 2025 and operations projected […]
“Charter Schools vs. Public Schools: The Battle for America’s Children”
A Craig Bushon Show Media Team Educational Feature When we talk about America’s future, nothing matters more than the education of our children. Yet for decades, our public education system has been weighed down by bureaucracy, politics, and special interests. Parents feel powerless, teachers feel boxed in, and students those who deserve the most often […]