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BUCHANAN/Of rioters, protesters, patriots

To Parliament, in the London of George III, the Boston Massacre of 1770 and the Tea Party of 1773 were not seen in the same light as they were by the Sons of Liberty in the Massachusetts colony. more

By PATRICK J. BUCHANAN | 2/9/21

EDITORIAL/Drug liberalization

The war on drugs has been waged through the criminal justice system for 100 years and we’ve failed, some would argue. more

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | 2/9/21

DUNCAN/Daniel in the lion’s den

Please turn with me in your Bible to Daniel 6:1-28. In Daniel 6, we notice a new king on the throne. And that is in itself an indication of the theme of the book. First there was Nebuchadnezzar, then there was Belshazzar, more

2/2/21

GETTING THE MESSAGE/Acts 3:1-10

In this passage we see the apostles continuing the Lord Jesus Christ’s healing ministry, which affirms that Christ is the promised Messiah, and that there is salvation in his name. The apostles encounter a crippled man asking for alms as they enter the temple complex. more

By REV. CHRIS SHELTON | 2/2/21

LOWRY/Joe Biden’s left-wing start

Joe Biden is off to the most left-wing start of any Democratic president in recent memory. more

By RICH LOWRY | 2/2/21

BUCHANAN/True ‘Domestic Terrorists’

“Never allow a good crisis (to) go to waste. It’s an opportunity to do the things you once thought were impossible.” more

By PATRCIK J. BUCHANAN | 2/2/21

EDITORIAL/GOP elections reform now

Teenage Republican state chairmen from across the nation, including our own Connor Gibson in Mississippi, are rightly denouncing the fringe. more

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | 2/2/21

DUNCAN/The handwriting on the wall

Please turn with me in your Bible to Daniel 5:1-31. God has shown His sovereignty over nations and individuals in the previous four chapters. more

By J. LIGON DUNCAN | 1/26/21

GETTING THE MESSAGE/Isaiah 51:1-8

In these verses Isaiah is looking ahead to the time when God’s people would be under Babylonian captivity. Here is a word from the Lord that speaks comfort to his people in that oppressed condition. These words extend to the church, to Christians in times of tribulation and affliction. more

by REV. CHRIS SHELTON | 1/26/21

THOMAS/Media swoon over Biden

There is a perception, supported by many surveys, that what passes for contemporary journalism is more biased, even propagandistic, than in earlier times. One of the definitions of “journalism” on Dictionary.com will affirm that attitude for many: “writing that reflects superficial thought and research, a popular slant, and hurried composition …” more

By CAL THOMAS | 1/26/21

BUCHANAN/Coexistence or Cold War?

“The United States acknowledges that all Chinese on either side of the Taiwan Strait maintain there is but one China and that Taiwan is a part of China. The United States... does not challenge that position.” more

By PATRICK J. BUCHANAN | 1/26/21

EDITORIAL/State of the state is good

Life can’t be lived in a perpetual state of idleness and isolation, but considering the coronavirus pandemic, it must be lived with caution, Gov. Tate Reeves said Monday in his State of the State address nailing precisely the state of our state if not the entire world. more

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | 1/26/21

About 60 abortions a week are performed at the state’s only abortion clinic in Jackson.Many Christians on Sunday marked Sanctity of Human Life Sunday to pray for an end to the scourge of abortion and promote alternatives that offer support to women in crisis, not condemnation.

EDITORIAL/Abortion alternatives

About 60 abortions a week are performed at the state’s only abortion clinic in Jackson. more

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | 1/26/21

DUNCAN/Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of the tree

Please turn in your Bible to Daniel 4:1-37. In chapter 4, we see an outline of the process of repentance. Specifically, we see God pursuing a soul until it deals with the sins more

By J. LIGON DUNCAN | 1/19/21

Who may dwell with God?/Psalm 15

The psalm poses the question of “who may dwell with God?” more

By REV. CHRIS SHELTON | 1/19/21

EDITORIAL/‘I have a dream’

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his now famous “I Have a Dream” speech at the Lincoln Memorial on Aug. 28, 1963. A national holiday on Monday marked Dr. King’s birthday and his sacrificial role in bringing about more racial equality in America. We honor his legacy here. more

By DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. | 1/19/21

CARSWELL/Why raising the minimum wage is wrong

President-elect Joe Biden says he wants Congress to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 per hour. more

By DOUGLAS CARSWELL | 1/19/21

DUNCAN/The golden image

Please turn to Daniel 3:1-30. As we come to chapter 3 we begin to notice a certain repetition in the book of Daniel. Initially, we see that the people of God are faced with a crisis because of their faith. more

By J. LIGON DUNCAN | 1/12/21

Be fruitful plants of Christ, even amid COVID/Isaiah 51:3

This past year was a difficult year for our country, our communities, our families, and the same could be said for people around the world. It was also difficult for the church. more

By REV. CHRIS SHELTON | 1/12/21

LOWRY/Twitter deranged our politics

Donald Trump was the president of Twitter. more

By RICH LOWRY | 1/12/21