How Truth, Humility, and Biblical Wisdom Guide Us Toward a Stronger Democracy By Minister A Francine Green | May 2026 Most Americans love their country. We are thankful for our freedoms, our opportunities, and the ideals that shape the United States. But loving America does not mean pretending it has no flaws. In fact, when we act like our nation…
Why economic strain, political division, and social unrest have deepened uncertainty about America’s future. Let’s be honest: a lot of people feel like something is off in America. Life feels more expensive. Politics feels exhausting. Trust feels broken. And for many families, the old promise—that hard work leads to stability—does not feel as solid as it once did. So when people say America is in decline, they…
A biblical call to confront hatred, heal the heart, and walk in the ministry of reconciliation “So God created mankind in His own image…” (Genesis 1:27). “From one man He made all the nations…” (Acts 17:26). “There is neither Jew nor Gentile… for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28). “A new command I give you: Love one…
Finding Light, Love, and True Purpose in a Fast-Paced World Living in today’s world can feel like trying to keep your balance in a river that’s rushing faster every year. Every time you turn around, there’s some new trend, debate, or opinion flooding your phone, TV, or conversations. If you’re a Christian, you might be wondering: How do I hold…
In this episode, we talk about a hard but necessary subject: what happens when faith and politics are used to divide people instead of helping them heal. This conversation is not about taking sides politically. It is about asking a deeper question: Are the way we speak, lead, and live truly reflecting the heart of God? Many people today feel…
One of the most fascinating—and sometimes confusing—things about racism is that people who say or do racist things often don’t believe they’re racist. In fact, if you asked them directly, most would probably deny it and might even be offended by the question. Why is that? A big part of the reason is that many people think of racism as…
Reflections on Leadership, Responsibility, and the Path Forward Introduction Governments exist to serve, protect, and uplift their citizens. At their best, they foster environments where individuals flourish, communities prosper, and opportunities are accessible to all. Effective governance creates the foundation for thriving societies—building schools for education, hospitals for health, and roads for connection. However, when fear becomes a guiding principle,…
A Call for Unity in the Church Diversity is a beautiful gift, and the church has a special role in showing the world how it can bring people together rather than dividing them. Throughout history, racism has been one of the most destructive forces among humanity, and sadly, it’s still a major problem today. But there’s hope—the church is meant…
Reflecting on Common Origin, Divine Sovereignty, and Seeking God in a Divided World Introduction In today’s world, conversations about race and unity often spark strong emotions. Many communities wrestle with prejudice, division, and the challenge of finding common ground. As we search for wisdom to overcome these barriers, it’s worth turning to a moment in history where unity was boldly…
