God on Townhall

Where Was God During the Boston Marathon? Tue Apr 16

Susan Stamper Brown

As the F.B.I. and Department of Homeland Security sift through the collateral damage in Boston, one thing is abundantly clear: it was an act of terrorism. ... more
The Progressive Bible Sat Apr 6

Steve Deace

If you’ve been receiving your daily downloads from our media intelligentsia, comrade, you know we must now all bow down at the altar of demographics. ... more
Marriage is What it is Mon Apr 1

Matt Barber

Here’s what marriage is: The God-ordained, lifelong, covenantal union between man and wife, designed to provide men, women and children optimal stability and overall well-being. Marriage is that biologically, spiritually and morally centered institution calculated to ensure responsible procreation and perpetuate the human race. Marriage – real marriage – represents the fundamental cornerstone of any healthy society (any society that hopes to survive, at least). ... more
One Nation Above God Thu Mar 28

Scottie Hughes

I, like many Christians, watched in disbelief this past September at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina as the delegates not only voted once, but three times, to deny the reinstatement of God into their platform. ... more
Celebrating Bella: Our Gift From God Tue Mar 19

Rick Santorum

March is Trisomy Awareness Month. For my family, this has become a time to celebrate the life of our daughter Bella. ... more
Italian bishops thank God for wrong pope Thu Mar 14

Reuters News
Then Thank God for the Koch Brothers Tue Mar 12

John Ransom

If Obama’s folks can buy a tour of the White House for $500,000 then I think the First Amendment ought to extend to the Koch Brothers and me too. ... more
Oh, My God Sat Mar 9

Bill O'Reilly

With the shorthand "OMG" (oh, my God) becoming a huge cliche, it might be worth taking a look at how Americans are seeing the Almighty these days -- that is if they are looking at all. ... more
MOVIES: You gotta ask: is this what God wants for you? Wed Feb 6

Baptist Press

MOVIES: You gotta ask: is this what God wants for you? ... more
Yes, Progressives, God Made Farmers Tue Feb 5

Susan Brown

What was it about the Dodge' commercial, "God Made a Farmer," that stirred the souls of so many Americans during the Superbowl? Maybe it was the imagery of the dirt and grit of real America, not the white-washed concrete meccas many of us call home. ... more
Don't Waste Your Medical Mistakes Tue Feb 5

Marvin Olasky

I’m pretty good about the little things. If I start to slip or trip but then right myself, I’ll say or think, “Thank you, Lord.” But I recently had an opportunity to be thankful about a big thing, and blew it utterly. ... more
"God" Dropped From Inaugural Prayer Tue Jan 22

Katie Pavlich
Forty Years in the Wilderness Tue Jan 22

Marvin Olasky

Abraham Lincoln, deeply troubled by four years of Civil War bloodletting, gave a great second inaugural address in 1865. By then Lincoln saw slavery as a terrible stench in God’s nostrils, so he mused about why God was taking so long to blow it away with His mighty breath. ... more
“Gay Sin” Survey Reveals We’re Playing God on Moral Questions Wed Jan 16

Marybeth Hicks

I’m always on the hunt for positive news, there being such consistent media focus on the bad stuff. Most days, headlines essentially read, “Handbasket full; hell in sight.” ... more
Subsidizing the Slaughter of Innocents Wed Jan 16

Ken Connor

During the 2012 election season the American people were subjected to hundreds of campaign ads. Among these were several geared towards women, and many of these were paid for by Planned Parenthood. According to Planned Parenthood, Mitt Romney was bad for women because he wanted to cut federal funding for the organization, thereby depriving millions of women of "vital services." We heard a lot about cancer screenings in these ads, but very little about abortions. ... more
An Open Letter To General Powell Mon Jan 14

Ken Blackwell

Dear General Powell: I was disappointed with the clear implication in your Meet The Press interveiw that those of us, in the GOP who defend life, protect traditional marriage and advance religious liberty are intolerant. ... more
Fellowship in the Woodlands Wed Jan 2

Mike Adams

Most of America's problems are cultural. Even our economic problems stem from the cultural rejection of personal responsibility and the acceptance of collective responsibility. ... more
5 Reasons God Allows Tragedies Like the Sandy Hook Massacre To Occur Tue Jan 1

John Hawkins

As a Christian, it can be difficult to reconcile all the evil that happens in the world with an all knowing, all powerful loving God who could stop it if He wants, but chooses not to do so. ... more
A Christmas Reminder of Our Dual Citizenship Mon Dec 24

Terry Paulson

As believers, we ask--Is God guiding us, punishing us, or reminding us again of what truly counts in the Kingdom of God. After all, at this time of the year, when we celebrate the birth of Christ when God chose to lower himself into our playpen that by His grace we might join the family of God, we wonder what God is doing to this country we love. ... more
Why God Created the GOP Fri Dec 21

Pat Buchanan

"God put the Republican Party on earth to cut taxes. If they don't do that, they have no useful function." ... more
Hearing God's Call Thu Dec 20

Jackie Gingrich Cushman

The school shooting in Newtown, Conn., where 20 children and six staff members of Sandy Hook Elementary School were killed last week, is a tragic reminder of the sanctity of life. Of promising young lives cut short and the uniqueness and preciousness of every single person. ... more
God Suffers With Us Tue Dec 18

David Limbaugh

I can't imagine anything more painful for a person than the loss of one's child, and so I won't pretend that I can adequately express the horror of the savage murders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. ... more
The Newtown Massacre and the Pain of God Mon Dec 17

Michael Brown

In the aftermath of the Newtown massacre, as family members and friends of the slain and wounded suffer unspeakable agony, people around the world are asking, “Where was God?” But very few are asking, “Is God hurting too?” ... more
A Prayer for Sandy Hook Mon Dec 17

Matt Barber

In light of the horrific developments in Newtown, Conn. – developments so sorrowful that no words will do – I felt it only appropriate to pull my regular column for this week. I offer, instead, the only words I can at this inexpressibly mournful time: A simple prayer. ... more
In Search of Meaning at Sandy Hook Sun Dec 16

Kevin McCullough

There are just some things children should never see. ... more