By Michael Berry The following, written by new to “The Edge” blogger, Michael Berry, is part two of a two-part essay that examines the roots and modern out-workings of religious liberty in the United States military. Part one can was published on Tuesday, October 8.   Senior Master Sergeant Phillip Monk, a 19-year Air Force...

    A busy mom explains that she feels guilty because she is no longer able to serve in her church like she once did. Pastor John encourages this mom to come to church hungry to receive. He also reminds her of her ministry to her children and the significance of that service. We can...

The Story:  “Does Faith = Hate?” by Rod Dreher writing for The American Conservative. The Lead:  “A consensus is emerging on the right that the most important goal at this stage is not to stop gay marriage entirely but to secure as much liberty as possible for dissenting religious and social conservatives while there is still...

  By Derick Dickens With Biblical Literacy at an all-time low in the United States, I often find myself wanting to cringe when an editorial asks, “What would Jesus do?” The most recent cringe came when the editorial page asked if it is a Christian virtue to be transgendered.  These questions came during a recent...

  The Story:  “Spare the War Memorials,” by Chuck Norris writing at NewsBusters.org. The Lead: “My middle brother’s name, Wieland Norris, is etched on the wall of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington because he sacrificed his life in battle June 3, 1970, so these war memorial vandalisms hit the core of my being and chap...

By Nikki Daniel Facebook. Twitter. Blogs. Social media is a growing giant that allows users to be brave, outspoken, candid, and in some cases, anonymous. An interesting trend is using social media as a passive aggressive means to retaliate against others. The offended person feels safe and hidden while getting their anger out in the...