Meet the Benham Brothers The Benham Brothers are authors, entrepreneurs, and speakers, but more importantly, devout Christians. They were inspired to write their new book, Bold and Broken: Becoming the Bridge Between Heaven and Earth, to help believers step into the present gap between heaven and earth to help others. In Bold and Broken, the Read More
Christian Faith
Brother Craig Proclaims The Unborn’s Right to Life & Liberty
The Right to Life On February 7, 2019 Brother Craig joined a nation of pro-life supporters as part of the Commonwealth for Life March on Richmond. Grass roots activists traveled near and far and held an orderly rally on Virginia’s Capitol Square on the steps of Gov. Ralph Northam’s front door. The rally was held Read More
Star Parker: From Entitlement to Empowerment
About the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE) Star Parker, founder and president of he Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), shares “The REALLY, Real, Deal” on waging the fight against poverty and restoring dignity through faith, freedom, and personal responsibility. CURE is a Washington D.C. based public policy institute and leads a Read More
A Valentine’s Day Program & Candidate Dale Sturdifen’s Seeks Virginia’s 15th
Happy Valentine’s Day, Hatchet Nation! Brother Craig serves up a special Valentines’ Day program, and introduces candidate Dale Sturdifen, who is running for the republican nomination for the 15th senatorial district of Virginia against incumbent Frank Ruff. About Dale Sturdifen Dale is a former combat veteran and former 21-year veteran of the Virginia State Police. He Read More
Michael Newton Keas’ “Unbelievable” Explodes Religion-Bashing Myths
SCIENCE’S WAR ON RELIGION What do Bill Nye “The Science Guy,” Neil deGrasse Tyson, Stephen Hawking, and Carl Sagan have in common? These famous popularizers of science all spread stories to suggest that religion is antiscience, and that science and religion have been at war with each other for centuries. There’s just one problem: they Read More
Daniel Flynn’s Blue Collar Intellectuals
STUPID IS THE NEW SMART—BUT IT WASN’T ALWAYS SO In Blue Collar Intellectuals, author Daniel Flynn explores what happened to America? America’s pop culture used to embrace the Great Books and ambitious histories of the world. Now, the nation is too busy watching Jersey Shore, responding 2 txts, and playing World of Warcraft to worry Read More
Craig Shirley and the Rendezvous with Destiny that Changed America
About Rendezvous with Destiny: Ronald Reagan and the Campaign That Changed America Acclaimed author, Craig Shirley shares that in 1976, political experts were reading the Republican Party its last rites. Just four years later, Republican Ronald Reagan swept to a historic victory in an election that dramatically altered the course of the GOP, the conservative Read More
Heritage Foundation’s Melanie Israel On Planned Parenthood’s Annual Report
A Culture of Death The Heritage Foundation’s Melanie Israel is a research associate in the DeVos Center for Religion and Civil Society. Melanie visits with an update on Planned Parenthood’s annual report and weighs in on the the status of attempts to defund the organization, which performed over 330,000 abortions in one year. Interestingly, Planned Read More
02.07.2019: Commonwealth for Life March On Richmond
The conversation about the Commonwealth for Life March On Richmond continues with event organizer, Diana Shores. Diana and her husband, Chris are long-time pro-life and pro-family activists. They have worked in grassroots activism, rallying the base to support candidates that reflect their Christian values as volunteers and in state government. Chris Shores is a board member Read More
Commonwealth for Life March On Richmond
Chris and Diana Shores announce their upcoming Commonwealth for Life March on Richmond event. The event is scheduled for Thursday, February 7th from 10am – 1pm, and is a grassroots effort. Chris and Diana have been in the conservative and prolife trenches for the last 26 years. The event took form following Gov. Ralph Northam’s advocacy of Read More