With the Democrats still trying to throw a Hail-Mueller Pass with time out on the scoreboard and with the economy humming, it’s time to confront the central issue: “Has Donald Trump been an awful, OK, or ...
Read More »12 practical steps for protecting children from sexual abuse
The Metro Voice’s recent articles (see links below) on child molestation provide detailed descriptions of how pedophiles and child molesters think and act as described by members of law enforcement. Here is ...
Read More »LIFE LESSONS FROM A LITTLE ONE – Alone time
Alone time – Years and countless nights were spent helping prepare my son for sleep from the comforts of our sturdy rocking chair. We may have outgrown the ability to snuggle comfortably ...
Read More »Anxiety: Can we beat it?
In my 32 years of practice I have found that anxiety has continued to increase, affecting people who seldom would have wrestled with it in years past. A certain amount of anxiety ...
Read More »What is a Real Man?
What is a real man? Esquire magazine published the article, “How to be a Man.” The author wrote a series of proverbs on manliness. One stated, “A man knows how to lose ...
Read More »How liberalism destroyed education and how to fix it
In 1953, historian and educator Hilda Neatby ignited controversy by publishing “So Little for the Mind: An Indictment of Canadian Education.” She wanted to know why otherwise bright high school students entering ...
Read More »Memorial Day: They sacrificed their tomorrows
Memorial Day This weekend, we celebrate Memorial Day, which was initiated to commemorate and memorialize our nation’s war dead, those men and women who gave their last full measure of devotion to ...
Read More »Why have we become numb to demonic entertainment?
Why is it that a kid wearing a MAGA hat smiling at a Native American drumming in his face can become a national scandal, but a mainstream performance can have a performer ...
Read More »Founding Fathers: Without virtue there is no freedom
The Founding Fathers believed one thing was absolutely essential to a free society: virtue. Sometimes the term they used was “self-government.” What did it mean? Informed by thousands of years of philosophy ...
Read More »I was conceived in rape; I’m the 1% they exploit to justify 100% of abortions
Missouri. Iowa. Kentucky. Mississippi. Ohio. Georgia. Alabama. What do these states have in common? Courage and compassion. They’ve passed Heartbeat bills (Missouri and Louisiana are on their way), banning the brutal act ...
Read More »Letter to the Editor: Times Square Witness
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor, A few days ago there was a prolife event in Times Square, New York where legislation against the unborn is currently at its most harsh. There ...
Read More »How child molesters think and act and how to protect children from them
As previously reported in the Metro Voice, scandals involving child molesters are rampant. The release of the documentary, Leaving Neverland, recently has increased the national conversation about pedophilia and child molestation. A ...
Read More »The cure for our culture of contempt: Love your enemies
New York Times bestselling author and economist Arthur C. Brooks says America is being ripped apart by bitterness and contempt, fomented by public bullies and self-interested leaders – but following the plan ...
Read More »Why God? Why?
I was recently visiting with some high school seniors and asked them what their classmates thought about God. “They’re sometimes confused,” they said. I asked them to explain. “They see bad things ...
Read More »Untold history and Germany’s invasion of Russia
There is a great deal about the history of World War II that has missed our history books. Like how the Soviet Union waited until the day before VJ Day to declare ...
Read More »LIFE LESSONS FROM A LITTLE ONE – Promised victory
Last month I wrote about a little boy who maintained a countenance of joy and hope, even when met with constant defeat along the way. A boy who aspires to be a ...
Read More »A critique of the Kansas Supreme Court decision finding a “right” to abortion in state Constitution
The verdict the Kansas Supreme Court was going to render was as tardy as it was predictable. (The decision was held for two years, until after the Kansas governorship election.) On a 6-1 ...
Read More »Jerrold Nadler: another socialist in Congress
Jerrold Nadler, the socialist we will be exposing may surprise many people that really do not know who they elected. Let us hope that becomes true so we can get rid of ...
Read More »Is this Indiana mayor who espouses faith the new Obama?
ANALYSIS. More than a decade ago, a man by the name of Barack Obama burst onto the political scene with charisma and communication skills that propelled him to the presidency. Part of ...
Read More »Encourage Gov. Kelly to sign the Abortion Pill Reversal Notification bill
Kansans for Life’s top legislative priority this year has been passed by both the Kansas House and Senate and is now on its way to Governor Laura Kelly as of April 15, ...
Read More »Constitution under siege: The Electoral College battle
“Every vote should count.” To many that sounds fair. It sounds right. But is it? “The Electoral College is wrong. The person who gets the most votes should be president.” Does that ...
Read More »LIFE LESSONS FROM A LITTLE ONE – Defeat
My little guy is entering the third season of his soccer career. With current aspirations to be a famous soccer player when he grows up, this is a big deal in our ...
Read More »EXAMINING OUR VALUE Part III: Where does our true value lie?
I was standing by the main doors of the Topeka Rescue Mission, preparing to meet with a large group of leaders who were interested in learning more about the value of our ...
Read More »‘Leaving Neverland’ stirs controversy, discussion of abuse
On March 3 and 4 HBO premiered a four-hour, two-part feature documentary titled Leaving Neverland. The film features two men, now in their 30s, Wade Robson and James Safechuck. They allege Jackson ...
Read More »How to defuse a child’s tantrum with one question
I have not read every child psychology book, nor did I take a course on how to avoid/stop/end a child’s tantrum. But because of a personal experience with my 5-year-old daughter, I really ...
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