A look at America's long history with Cuba and its impact on the island's future, as well as stories of community and resilience in the face of adversity, including a soccer team's rise to success and a young girl's journey to become a professional soccer player. [... more]

A Cuban refugee shares his family's story of escaping communism, highlighting the material and spiritual poverty it brings, and the importance of preserving cultural heritage and individual identity. [... more]

Mike Gonzalez shares his family's story of fleeing communist Cuba, where he experienced material and spiritual poverty, and reflects on the dangers of communism and the importance of hope. [... more]

The history of horror films spans from the silent era to modern-day blockbusters, with iconic monsters like Dracula and Godzilla, and influential directors like Alfred Hitchcock and Jordan Peele. From the Universal Monsters to the slasher films of the 80s, and the found footage craze of the 2000s, the horror genre has evolved over time, incorporating new themes, styles, and technologies. Today, horror films continue to captivate audiences with their ability to tap into our deepest fears and anxieties. [... more]

The origins of Halloween date back to ancient Celtic tribes in northwestern Europe, where it was known as Samhain, a time of year when the veil between the living and the dead was at its thinnest. The holiday was later influenced by Christianity and became associated with All Saints Day and All Souls Day. Over time, Halloween evolved into a secular celebration, with traditions such as trick-or-treating, costumes, and decorations becoming an integral part of the holiday. [... more]

A Cuban refugee shares his family's story of fleeing communism and the devastating effects it had on their lives, including cultural and spiritual poverty. He emphasizes the importance of preserving individual identity and rejecting essentialism, which he believes is a threat to American values. [... more]

Mike Gonzalez shares his family's story of escaping communist Cuba and the cultural genocide that occurred under Castro's regime. He also discusses the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the dangers of communism, drawing parallels with other countries that have experienced similar tragedies. [... more]

The story of Ray Montalvo, a Cuban exile who fought in the Bay of Pigs invasion, and his journey to becoming an American citizen. Also, the history of Calvin Coolidge's hometown of Plymouth Notch, Vermont, and the translation of the Bible into English. [... more]

Christians in Canada are debating whether to support the Trucker Protest against government mandates, including the COVID-19 vaccine requirement. The protest, which has been peaceful and lawful, has been met with force by the government, including the invocation of emergency powers. The issue raises questions about individual liberties, government overreach, and the biblical worldview. [... more]

Socialism is increasingly impacting the country and the church, with its ideology creeping into the evangelical church, threatening to replace the gospel with social justice and redefine biblical family and marriage. Christians must be informed and equipped to stand against this movement, which is rooted in a flawed worldview that prioritizes forced equality over individual liberty and biblical principles. [... more]

A mother's fight to protect her 16-year-old son from being treated as emancipated without her knowledge or consent, and the implications of this on parental rights and the assimilation of refugees in America. Meanwhile, a rabbi's involvement in a funeral sparks a discussion on how to live in harmony with those who hold different beliefs, and the left's whitewashing of Fidel Castro's regime is examined. [... more]