America’s Safety is at Risk: A Call for Stronger Immigration Enforcement

As Americans, we are called to care for the safety and security of our nation. Protecting innocent lives and upholding the rule of law are paramount responsibilities. However, recent revelations about more than 13,000 immigrants convicted of homicide living outside of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention raise serious concerns about the federal government's commitment…

The Politicization of Justice: A Case of Trump and New York’s Attorney General

The latest development in the ongoing legal battle between former President Donald J. Trump and New York’s Attorney General Letitia James has raised serious questions about the fairness and objectivity of our justice system. A New York appeals court recently expressed skepticism about the massive $450 million civil judgment against Trump, which was based on…

The Dockworkers Strike: Wages, Automation, and Economic Justice

As dockworkers from Maine to Texas begin walking picket lines over wages and automation, America faces another pivotal moment in its labor history. These strikes raise important questions not only about economic policy but about biblical justice, the role of work, and the future of our society. First, let's acknowledge that work is a deeply…

Israel’s Just Battle Against Hezbollah: A Moral Defense of Continued Action

Israel’s recent airstrike, which killed Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, represents a critical victory in the ongoing battle against terror. Hezbollah, an Iran-backed terrorist organization, has long threatened not only Israel but the broader stability of the Middle East. For decades, it has served as a puppet for Iranian aggression, and Nasrallah, as its leader…