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Today’ Good News is Tough!
Today’s Good News is based on a quote from Matthew Kelly’s Rediscover Catholicism. Born in Sydney, Australia, Matthew Kelly has dedicated his life to helping
A victory for Life – Puerto Rico just took a quiet but historic step.
In December 2025, the island amended its civil code to recognize a conceived child as a natural person at any stage of gestation. The initiative
Protect the Right to Protest — Protect the Integrity of Protest
I strongly support the First Amendment. The right to peaceful assembly and protest is fundamental to a free society. But here’s a serious question we
The Big Three: Three Ingredients for a Long, Healthy, and Happy Marriage
A lifelong marriage isn’t just about staying together. It’s about growing together—in faith, love, and purpose in the Lord—both individually and as a couple. Whether
Washington’s War on Christianity: Unraveling the Truth
How one administration weaponized the federal government against faith. Previously, I shared how The Fallen was inspired by the opening months of the Biden Administration—when
Somalia Immigration Is in the News — And It Should Be
Introduction: A Failure of Judgment, Not of Compassion Every nation has the right—and the obligation—to decide who it admits and on what terms. That responsibility
Not Hollywood Hacking — Real Tradecraft
Not Hollywood Hacking — Real Tradecraft One thing readers keep saying about THE FALLEN is this: “This feels real.” That’s because it is. Micah’s actions
Have you been to Jekyll Island?
Cool Facts in THE FALLEN Behind every chapter of THE FALLEN lies a foundation of real places, real power, and real-world tensions—where faith, politics, and
Where Micah Miller’s Story Begins
Every man has a beginning. Before the battlefield. Before the shadows. Before covert missions and impossible choices. Micah Miller is a fictional character—but the kind
Venezuela: The Rise of a Narco-Terrorist State and the Case for Regime Change
Introduction Over the past thirty years, Venezuela has experienced one of the most serious national declines in modern Latin American history. Once one of the
What does hope look like?
Being a grandparent is the ultimate cool. It’s hard to explain until you become one — but once you join the club, you get it.
What does hope look like?
Sometimes, it looks like standing on the trail of Camelback Mountain in Arizona—or any place where God’s creation stretches out in front of you. These
What does hope look like?
What does hope look like? For our family, it looks a lot like Johnny’s Bar on Fulton Road in Cleveland, Ohio. Like most people, you
From Wall Street to the Lone Star State: How I moved the New York Stock Exchange
Immediately after the election in New York City, my boss walked into my office and closed the door. He said, “You’re moving the New York
The Coming Exodus: What Happens If Wall Street Moves South
For generations, New York City was the heartbeat of American capitalism—a skyline built on faith in free enterprise, risk, and reward. But that heartbeat is
The Continuing Resolution: Stop the Political Games, Fund the Government
Contact Your Senator! On September 19, 2025, the House of Representatives approved a Continuing Resolution (CR) to keep the federal government operational through November 21.
Repeal The FACE Act: From Protection to Persecution
Washington’s War on Christianity – FACE Act “When the FACE Act was first passed in the ’90s, both Democratic and Republican administrations avoided using it,
The Truth About Presidential Military Power
Before you judge one president, know the history. Presidents from both parties have used U.S. military force without new congressional approval — often citing “Commander-in-Chief”
Protecting Children from LGBTQ+ Content in Media: What Parents Need to Know
For parents, grandparents, and guardians who want to safeguard their children’s hearts and minds, understanding how LGBTQ+ themes have entered children’s media is essential. The
God can turn the smallest act of love into ripples that change the world
St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower Today, the Catholic Church honors the life of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the beloved “Little Flower of Jesus.”
