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Weekly WatchA Vast Brain ExperimentHigh school students today are far less likely than previous generations to have a job. They study less. They rarely read books or magazines.Faith & Living Weekly WatchGrace and DisasterThousands of Texans struggled for their lives against the flood waters of Hurricane Harvey.America & Culture Weekly WatchHumanity and North KoreaIn the last few days, the United States and North Korea have engaged in a battle of blazing rhetoric. It’s been a cold war of hot…Salvation Weekly WatchThe ResistanceIn today’s political climate, at almost any public venue in America, a speaker can instantly divide the audience into distinct camps with just two words ……America & Culture Weekly WatchThe Cause Of LibertyIn the almost two and a half centuries since the United States declared itself a free and independent nation, it has seen many crises.America & Culture Weekly WatchGunfire in a War of WordsFor a moment on Wednesday morning, it all changed. The vitriol died. Democrats huddled in prayer… for Republicans.America & Culture Weekly WatchGlobalists and Climate AccordsDid Donald Trump single-handedly destroy humanity’s future by announcing that he would begin the process of pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Climate Agreement?Nations & World Powers Weekly WatchSuicide EpidemicAccording to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, more people died last year from suicide than from auto crashes.America & Culture Weekly WatchLeaks And FloodsIt has becoming more and more obvious that the CIA documents recently released by WikiLeaks are genuine.America & Culture Weekly WatchA Cautionary TaleAt a campaign-style rally in Florida last week, President Trump used Sweden as an example of what happens when immigration policies become too lax.Islam & Terror Weekly WatchJerusalem, JerusalemThroughout the 2016 campaign, President Donald Trump said he would move the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.Israel Weekly WatchA Trump Reprieve for America?In 760 BC, one of the most important cities in the most powerful empire of its time, repented of its sin and turned to God.America & Culture
