Allies of former President Donald Trump launched a new social media platform called GETTR on July 4. The platform’s mission statement says it is fighting cancel culture, promoting common sense, defending free speech, ...
Read More »McLaughlin gives credit to God after breaking world record during Olympic hurdles trials
Sydney McLaughlin not only made the U.S. Olympic team in the 400-meter hurdles, but she also set a new world record in the process. “All the glory to God,” McLaughlin said. “Honestly, ...
Read More »C5Alive featured speaker is Kansas Miss Amazing 2021
Kirstianna Guerrero is the current Kansas Miss Amazing Teen Representative, selected to attend National Miss Amazing 2021 in Nashville. She will be the featured speaker at the July C5-Alive POWER Luncheon. She ...
Read More »Executive producer is surprised by ongoing popularity of “The Chosen”
The success of the television series “The Chosen” has caught even its creator off guard. “Early on, our primary audience was believers, because that’s who was more attracted to a Jesus show,” ...
Read More »Lee Greenwood shares faith behind his song “God Bless the USA”
The Lee Greenwood song “God Bless the USA” has become as much of part of the Fourth of July as barbecues and fireworks. During an interview with CBN’s Studio 5, Greenwood shared ...
Read More »Supreme Court decision protects donors to nonprofits from harassment
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled this week that Americans are free to support nonprofit organizations without fear of harassment. In 2015, a federal lawsuit was filed against then-California Attorney General Kamala Harris, ...
Read More »Single mom trusts God – from rock bottom to tithing to debt-free
Since her first paycheck at the age of 16, Danesca Baez says she’s always embraced a “cheerful” mentality about tithing and giving. “I was a brand-new convert, in love, on fire for ...
Read More »How to manage diabetes for people over 60
Many people over the age of 60 are living with diabetes. There is actually a worldwide epidemic of diabetes, primarily related to various lifestyle changes including obesity, and an increase in sedentary ...
Read More »Topeka’s “Kids Ride Free” bus program in effect all summer
Topeka kids can now enjoy a break from school as well as free transportation around Topeka on any city bus. Since the summer of 2013, the Topeka Metro bus system has offered ...
Read More »Trey Lance maintains his identity as a child of God as his NFL journey begins
Former North Dakota State quarterback and overall #3 NFL draft pick Trey Lance has left no doubt as to what he believes his ultimate identity is. Three words are tattooed across his ...
Read More »Own less; Live more
What would you do if you had to use — let alone actually enjoy — everything you own? Truth be told, most of us will never live long enough to accomplish such ...
Read More »What it means to be a man
What is a man? It could be confusing answering that question because our society is changing quickly on this. Little boys should have their fathers to show them what a man is. ...
Read More »Bob Dylan at 80: Still telling tales about divine judgment in a broken, fallen world
Night after night, Bob Dylan’s 1979 Gospel concerts at San Francisco’s Warfield Theatre made news for all the wrong reasons, according to angry fans. The November 11th show opened with Dylan roaring into “Gotta ...
Read More »Who will be left behind in the post-pandemic world?
In half-steps forward and quarter-steps back, the culture is nearing a resumption of in-person life and “return to normal” — the long-desired post-pandemic world. Economists are expecting a surge in jobs and ...
Read More »Dave Says – Try to help him, but move slowly
Need some financial advice? Debt and income crisis? Pay off the house mortgage first? Check cashing? Taxes? Credit Cards? Check out what folks are asking Dave Ramsey. Try to help him, but move ...
Read More »Post-acute COVID Syndrome: Long-haulers or lifers?
COVID-19 … it’s a virus that takes your breath away. Initially thought to be a disease that impacts the elderly, 40 and 50-year-olds who suffered mild symptoms began showing up at the ...
Read More »Kansas Capitol building reopens to public & tours for first time since March 2020
Another sign of things getting back to normal is the reopening of the Kansas Capitol building in Topeka. The historic building, with its stunning murals and dome, is now open to visitors and ...
Read More »Spirit of Kansas 4th of July festival back in full for 2021 in Topeka
The Spirit of Kansas is back for 2021. Shawnee County Parks + Recreation has released a statement saying the Spirit of Kansas Independence Day celebration, will be back in full this year ...
Read More »5 ways to make your home a healthier place to be
Our homes are our sanctuaries. It’s more important than ever to ensure your home is a safe and healthy environment for you and your family. Indoor air quality can have a negative ...
Read More »Stressed? Here’s a quick and easy way to relax
If you, like millions of Americans, feel stressed out and in need of a long vacation you can’t afford to take, don’t sweat it. There is a lot you can do to ...
Read More »Five tips for buying your first home
Low interest rates and a desire for more space as COVID-19 led people to spend more time at home are boosting demand for homeownership. According to the National Association of Realtors, home ...
Read More »Nearly 1/3 of investors 65+ sold at the stock market bottom
Typically when you fail to plan, you are planning to fail, and that applies to the stock market. It’s best to have a plan before trouble comes, rather than make emotional decisions ...
Read More »Home design: How to bring more space into bathrooms
Today’s designers, architects and builders are creating modern bathrooms that are practical, luxurious, comfortable and accommodating. They know homeowners and homebuyers desire – even demand – these features regardless of the bathroom’s ...
Read More »Hallmark Channel, other outlets refuse to run pro-life ad
The Hallmark Channel is among several entertainment outlets that are refusing to air a pro-life ad from the Susan B. Anthony List. The advertisement is part of the group’s $2 million campaign ...
Read More »Gov. Parson will sign prescription drug monitoring bill into law on Monday
Missouri on Monday will become the final state to enact a prescription drug monitoring program. Gov. Mike Parson plans to sign bipartisan legislation from Holly Rehder (R-Scott City) and Rep. Travis Smith (R-Dora) on ...
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