As an independent Christian conservative, I value the principles of sovereignty, stewardship, and prudence. These are foundational to both governance and biblical wisdom. When news broke of Donald Trump Jr.'s visit to Greenland and President-elect Donald Trump's musings about territorial expansion, it left many of us shaking our heads—equal parts incredulous and entertained. But let’s…
North Korea’s Tough Talk – A Test of Resolve for America and Her Allies
When it comes to North Korea’s latest tirade, my initial thought is: Here we go again. Kim Jong Un has a knack for making fiery declarations aimed at the United States, and his promise to implement the “toughest anti-U.S. counteraction” is nothing new. What is new, however, is the timing and the context. As President-elect…
A Christian Conservative View on the Ukraine Conflict and U.S. Involvement: Navigating a Messy World with Wisdom and Faith
The complex web of developments surrounding Ukraine, Russia, NATO, and U.S. foreign policy often feels like trying to untangle Christmas lights—just as one knot loosens, another seems to appear. As an independent Christian conservative, I find myself asking: Are we as a nation truly pursuing justice, promoting peace, and protecting liberty, or are we allowing…
Keith Kellogg’s Role: Balancing Peace with Justice for Ukraine
As retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg steps into the role of President-elect Donald Trump’s special envoy to Russia and Ukraine, he faces a monumental task: finding a path to peace in a war that has devastated millions. This appointment raises hope that strong, principled leadership will guide U.S. efforts in the region. But any peace…
A Christian Conservative Take on the Fall of Assad in Syria
As news of Bashar al-Assad's ousting in Syria sweeps the globe, we find ourselves staring into the fog of post-revolution uncertainty. For over half a century, Assad’s iron grip exemplified much of what Christians and conservatives alike should oppose: authoritarianism, repression, and the steady persecution of dissenting voices. Yet, the downfall of tyranny doesn’t guarantee…
What Should America Do About the Renewed Syrian Conflict?
The recent tragic developments in Syria highlight a recurring and difficult question at the heart of U.S. foreign policy: Should America assume the role of global policeman, stepping into conflicts to shape the outcomes and uphold certain values, or should it prioritize its own national interests, limiting involvement in far-off disputes? This dilemma is far…
Supporting Ukraine with Strength, Strategy, and Faith
The war in Ukraine entered its 1,000th day yesterday, a grim milestone marked by a bold Ukrainian strike into Russian territory using U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles. This act of defiance underscores Ukraine’s determination to reclaim its sovereignty against Vladimir Putin’s aggression, a battle that resonates deeply with those who value freedom and the rule of law.…
It’s About Time: Biden’s Decision to Arm Ukraine with Long-Range Missiles
Well, here we are—after two plus years of hemming and hawing, President Biden has finally given Ukraine the green light to use long-range missiles, targeting Russian forces in the Kursk region and even hitting North Korean allies. It’s a significant step, but let’s be honest—it’s one that should have happened a long time ago. While…
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