Redemptive Leadership: Offering Second Chances in the Workplace
Jim Dahl purchased a small neighborhood bakery in Milwaukie OR in 1955. The bakery served as a place of employment…
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Boredom isn’t just good for you; it is necessary for your mental, physical, and spiritual well-being.
Smartphones and social media are harming the minds of children and teens. This is a true statement, and a lot…
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Standing With Israel: Regent Marks October 7 Anniversary
Regent University honors the Jewish state, remembers the October 7 terror attacks, and marks a turning point for peace. VIRGINIA…
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Faith and Freedom: Mark Meadows Honors America’s “Miraculous” Founding
President Donald Trump’s former White House Chief of Staff urges prayer, courage, and conviction in preserving liberty for future generations…
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Regent University Students Join Over 700 Attendees at United Nations to Commemorate October 7
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA (October 7, 2025) – On Monday, September 29th, a group of Regent University students traveled to New…
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How Premature Palestinian Statehood Recognition Undermines Peace and Empowers Hamas
The push to recognize a Palestinian state hurts Israel, doesn’t help Palestinians, and empowers Hamas. It’s a little-known fact that…
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Free Speech, Employment Law, and the Aftermath of Tragedy: Lessons from Recent Disciplinary Actions
The horrific and very public assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, sent…
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Gen Z Political Violence: Shocking Survey Data Reveals Dangerous Trend
Over the last year we’ve witnessed numerous violent and oftentimes deadly attacks motivated by political views. Trump was shot and…
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“Citizen” Kaine: A God-Given Right to Be Wrong
The very first line of the United States of America’s first founding document, the Declaration of Independence, clearly states: “We…
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A Turning Point: Remembering Charlie Kirk
On September 10, 2025, we lost one of the greatest Christian evangelists of the last century. No, I’m not talking…
