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

At the American Revival Project, we believe America's renewal begins not in Washington, but in the hearts of individuals, around family dinner tables, in faithful churches, and within local communities. Our work is guided by seven foundational pillars that together spell FREEDOM—a vision for restoring the biblical values, civic virtue, and common sense that have long strengthened our nation. F — Family Matters We believe the family is God's primary institution for shaping cha

By Sharayah Colter The stories are bloody. They are tear-stained. They are raw and ruthless. They are far beyond nightmarish. Most cannot imagine or conjure-up in their minds the horrors that characterize the burning, drowning, starving, and beheading of 16th-century Anabaptists—men and women who were willing to stand for truth, even to the death. Although no one, with any certainty, can say how many Anabaptists died for their faith, the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encycl