By Sharayah Colter This anniversary of 9/11 – 25 years after the terror attack in 2001 – my husband and I have an almost 10-year-old son. So, while previous years have included vague explanations about a very sad attack on our country, this year we knew it was time to sit down for a more in-depth talk about what took place in our nation a quarter of a century ago now, even though to be honest, it still feels like just yesterday in so many ways. Many of you are probably arrivi

What if the most important messaging against communism isn't featured on Fox News but is a casual discussion happening at your kitchen table between bites of chicken nuggets? Every new day brings a new crisis demanding our immediate attention. Listen to this, watch this, sign this, agree with this, oppose this. The crises are not always manufactured or unimportant, but if you're not careful, they will monopolize your bandwidth to care or to act. And what gets swept away in th

A recent confrontation in Fort Worth, captured on video and widely shared online, has renewed discussion about the scope of the First Amendment and the rights of Americans in public spaces. In the video, Christian street evangelists were told by Fort Worth police officers that they could face arrest if they continued sharing their message after bystanders complained that the speech was offensive. Regardless of one's view of the speakers or the content of their message, the in