The school year has only just begun for most students, and already, a middle school student in North Carolina has been suspended for...

By Sharayah Colter August 1, 2023 Out of sight, out of mind. This is the devastating plight of millions of children lost to the bowels of...

By Sharayah Colter July 17, 2023 Ten years ago, claims of the gay agenda “coming for our children” would have been brushed aside as...

By Sharayah Colter June 5, 2023 One year ago this month, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, paving the way for...

By Sharayah Colter May 23, 2023 Target is no stranger to stepping into controversy. With its open promotion of homosexuality and official...

By Sharayah Colter May 9, 2023 Like so many other people, my mind continues to think of the injured kindergarten student who is the only...

By H. Sharayah Colter April 23, 2023 Establishing gun control laws to disarm people the government deems a threat to themselves or others...

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) introduced a bill Tuesday, Sept. 13, that seeks to protect pain-capable pre-born babies from abortion. The...

By Sharayah Colter January 4, 2023 While the Trump administration delivered many positive results for the American people and...

By Sharayah Colter December 15, 2022 “Why the sudden increase in opposition to drag?” a journalist asked me recently. One word, I told...

As we wrapped up our time at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention this past week, I’ve been asked the same question by...

This week, I read that the most effective way to abolish abortion may be to punish abortionists but not mothers—the mothers being able to...

A very bad Friday has become a very Good Friday because Sunday would bring the miraculous resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ three...

By Sharayah Colter In a culture driven by identity politics, it would be a natural assumption that I—a woman— would cite several...

By Sharayah Colter In Texas, Doss Elementary School in the Austin Independent School District received national attention Monday, March...

By Sharayah Colter The richness of the living and active Word of God leaves me continually awestruck and endlessly grateful. It truly has...

In the week that has passed since Southern Baptists adjourned their annual business meeting, a few moments from the two-day gathering...

In days past, we’ve heard: “Women are ‘not interested in the pulpit,' 'women aren’t trying to steal the pulpit' and that women merely...

Without doubt, conflict, unrest, violence and blame have plagued the past week. Each day, as we have watched tense and volatile moments...

As we continue to watch Congress and the executive branch discuss a Covid stimulus package, keep in mind that the government does not...