When the Fight Comes Home: How Local Governments Test Religious Liberty Local governments rarely ban the church outright. They weaponize zoning, permits, and “neutral” policies to make public obedience costly—until faith is treated as private and silence feels like the price of peace. By Craig Asbach • 4 min read
Technology & Surveillance AI, Deepfakes, and the War on Reality A Guardian’s field guide to staying anchored when “seeing” is no longer believing. By Craig Asbach • 4 min read
Faith & Spiritual Warfare One Word, Many Meanings: Why Definitions Matter When We Speak of Jewishness and Christianity “Christian” is a single confession: Jesus is Lord. But “Jewish” can mean religion, culture, ancestry, nationhood, and more. If we refuse to define our terms, we trade truth for slogans—and surrender discernment when it matters most. By Craig Asbach • 4 min read
Law, Liberty & Self‑Government When Confession Becomes a Firing Offense: What the Alaska Airlines Case Reveals About “Inclusive” Workplaces Alaska Airlines fired two flight attendants for respectful, faith-shaped questions about the Equality Act—revealing how corporate “inclusion” punishes biblical dissent and threatens conscience in the modern workplace. By Craig Asbach • 5 min read
War, Security & Geopolitics Security Grants, Islamist Strategy, and the Risk of Deception in Texas Blaze News reports millions in grants reached Islamist-linked groups in Texas. Guardians must ask whether officials have been outmatched by movements that openly permit deceptive tactics. By Craig Asbach • 4 min read
Technology & Surveillance The Digital Yoke: How Convenience Trains Us to Accept Control Digital IDs promise convenience and safety. In reality, they quietly build the scaffolding for a soft social‑credit system where access to life depends on the right beliefs. By Craig Asbach • 3 min read
Faith & Spiritual Warfare When Hospitals Must Choose: Conscience, Gender Medicine, and the Cost of Saying No U.S. Catholic bishops have banned gender‑affirming care in Catholic hospitals, forcing a clash between conscience, medicine, and a culture that demands unquestioning affirmation. By Craig Asbach • 3 min read
Law, Liberty & Self‑Government Texas Judges and the Battle for Conscience Texas now protects judges who refuse to perform same-sex weddings on religious grounds, raising sharp questions about conscience, freedom, and who can serve in public life. By Craig Asbach • 3 min read
Government & Power Structures The Soros Strategy: A Silent Revolution Against Self-Government The stakes: A nation falls when its people no longer choose who leads them. By Craig Asbach • 3 min read
Media & Narrative Warfare The Collapse of Credibility — Rebuilding Trust in an Age of Deception When truth is fractured, the people perish. By Craig Asbach • 4 min read
Culture & Morality The Truth About Race, Politics And The Assassination Of Charlie Kirk US VS THEM | The Truth About Race, Politics and Enemies By Craig Asbach • 1 min read
War, Security & Geopolitics October 7th: Questions That Demand Reflection Years after October 7th, the wounds remain—but so do the questions. The attack is still leveraged to justify power, policy, and war. Tragedy unified a nation, but it also shielded leaders from accountability. Who benefits when crisis never ends? By Craig Asbach • 2 min read
