A congresswoman discusses the problems with the Affordable Care Act, citing its high costs and lack of transparency, and warns that the Democrats' push for a three-year clean extension will only make things worse. She also expresses concerns about the rise of democratic socialism and collectivism in New York City, and the potential dangers of these ideologies. [... more]

The younger generation's favorable view of socialism is a crisis of memory and a failure of their education, as they've been taught to fear capitalism's failures but not the mass starvations that occurred under socialist regimes. Socialism is inherently immoral and built on conceit, assuming society's problems can be solved by the right people in charge. It requires stripping away mediating institutions and relies on a flawed anthropology that sees individuals as cogs in a government-sponsored wheel. [... more]

A renewed mind transforms us from the inside out, replacing worldly thinking patterns with God's perspective and freeing us to live authentically as members of one body, each contributing our spirit-given gifts for the common good. [... more]

Justice Katanji Brown Jackson's judicial philosophy diverges from that of Justice Sonia Sotomayor, with Jackson's opinions often prioritizing personal views over the law and Constitution. This has led to criticism from conservative justices, who argue that Jackson's approach would result in an imperial judiciary and judicial tyranny. [... more]

The church is a living body of which we are co-owners, not just a club where we pay dues and show up occasionally. We belong to the church because we've exchanged observing for owning, and because everybody's watching, including the angelic hosts. Jesus Christ is not finished building his church, and neither are we. [... more]

Belonging to a local church is essential for Christians as it enables them to resist pride, radical individualism, and consumer mentality by submitting and belonging to a spiritual family. The church is a body of believers that has set aside qualified elders and deacons, defines a doctrinal and ethical standard, and develops structure and method to disciple and discipline its members. [... more]

The redefinition of family and the rise of AI friendships are exposing a worsening mental illness, the epidemic of loneliness, which is cultivated by assumptions and habits that leave us vulnerable. The church has a unique opportunity to model true humanity and provide a counterpoint to the counterfeit relationships offered by AI. [... more]

Building a life on shifting sands of moral performance or self-definition can lead to crushing despair. In contrast, a gospel-centered life in Jesus Christ offers a durable and unshakable identity, a fully secure heart, and a life of abundant, eternal, and overflowing love. [... more]

Failed socialists established the Plymouth colony in 1620, but their attempt at communism led to resentment, laziness, and starvation. They introduced private property and the right to keep the fruit of one's labor, resulting in a bounty of food, industry, and dignity. This story highlights the importance of individualism and the animating spirit of liberty. [... more]

The history of beards and facial hair is a complex and ever-changing reflection of societal ideals of masculinity, with periods of shaving and bearding corresponding to cultural shifts in discipline, conformity, and individualism. [... more]

The pursuit of success can be driven by a self-preeminent striving to achieve, but true success comes from identifying God's purpose and living a life under His guidance. Without acknowledging God, individuals become consumed with the question of how they're doing, leading to a focus on power, possessions, and self-preoccupation. [... more]

The history of beards is a centuries-long cycle of changing ideals of masculinity, influenced by cultural and societal factors. From ancient civilizations to modern times, facial hair has been associated with cleanliness, holiness, strength, and individualism. The story of beards reveals a complex and nuanced exploration of human identity and the push and pull between conformity and independence. [... more]

The modern self has been shaped by a cultural emphasis on feelings and autonomy, leading to a disorienting state of identity politics. Dr. Carl Truman explores the history and implications of this shift, discussing the rise of the modern self, the sexual revolution, and the impact on our understanding of human identity and relationships. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the importance of individual faith in Christ, the sovereignty of the believer, and the need for unification among Christians. He also addresses the topic of limited atonement, the concept of good works, and the dangers of word of faith teaching. [... more]

Knowing one's calling and equipping is crucial for living a life that brings glory to God. Christians are called to be a radical new community, not individualistic, and must continually be sanctified to become more like Jesus Christ. The imperatives in Ephesians 4-6 are necessary to guide believers in living according to their calling and equipping, and to walk in the spirit, not fulfilling the lusts of the flesh. [... more]

The speaker discusses two civilizational truths that are being contested in modern culture: the sanctity of human life and the nature of gender identity. He argues that these truths are knowable by reason and are essential for a functioning society. The speaker also touches on the consequences of rejecting these truths, including the harm caused by abortion and the spread of trans ideology. [... more]

Dr. Carter Sneed argues that America's bioethics has a flawed vision of human identity and flourishing, prioritizing individual freedom over the needs of the vulnerable and weak. He advocates for an anthropology of embodiment, recognizing the interconnectedness of human beings and the importance of relationships in shaping our understanding of what it means to be human. [... more]

The rise of the modern self has led to a disorienting state of identity politics, where individuals prioritize their feelings and desires over traditional values and moral boundaries. Dr. Carl Truman argues that this shift has resulted in a culture that values autonomy and self-expression above all else, leading to a loss of moral shape and a disregard for natural law. [... more]

The biblical concept of the body of Christ emphasizes the importance of diversity and unity within the church. Individualism can lead to isolation and a sense of insignificance, but God has called us to himself and arranged the parts of the body as he wants them. We must submit to God's purpose and recognize that every part of the body is vital and necessary for the whole to function effectively. [... more]

Governor Mike Huckabee discusses the importance of the Judeo-Christian worldview in America's founding and its decline, emphasizing the need for individualism and Christian values in the face of collectivism and spiritual battle. [... more]