We harm ourselves by completely ignoring, "A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones." Proverbs 17:22

At 43 years old, a distant 10 years from the last time he stood on the top of the winner's podium, all but written off as totally washed up, Eldrick "Tiger" Woods Jr. knows the thrill of a comeback.

Sarah Sanders said recently on the CBN, God wanted Trump to be president. Once you say that, it has to be demonstrated to an unbelieving, cynical world that his election is a God-ordained act.

Nelson Mandela, whose birthday is today, and we remember him for languishing in a Robben Island prison for 27 years then getting out to run his country of South Africa. Great men think alike.

Eric Greitens, the former governor of Missouri, has just resigned his office under a cloud of ostensibly criminal behavior and moral lapses. Are modern politicians living Adam's legacy?

In our post-modern, post-truth society, it seems that the rules have all been changed in modern American politics. Situation ethics makes what our administration does okay.

In Evangelical America, we are still struggling to arrive at the position where we will be considered “full” brothers, not mere brothers, or “secondary subordinate, servants to our white saviors.” Read the story of two struggling missionaries of color.

Two unnamed officials told the New York Times that President Trump said people coming from Haiti "all have AIDS," that Nigerian immigrants would never "go back to their huts" and that Afghanistan is a terrorist haven.

Some are trying hard to convince us that in order to get things done, to be effective, we must be coarse, nasty, unkind, inconsiderate, obtuse and combative.