A hospital visit requires a half day’s drive, and going to Burger King is a major event. A while back we loaded our five children into the minivan for a trip to the “big city,” Duluth, Minnesota. As we travelled, the kids broke into a rousing rendition of “Soon and very soon; we’re going to... Continue Reading

According to BCMI, one of the most notable conclusions during the survey was that employee satisfaction didn’t correlate with the employers’ budget. According to statements made, the employees cared more about their employers having a clear mindset and attitude towards them. In a statement Wednesday, the president of BCWI, AL Lopus, commented, “We salute this... Continue Reading

The rules stay the same: No notes are allowed, it must be a story with a beginning and an end (no standup routines or rants), it must relate to the night’s chosen theme, and (most importantly) it must be true. Emanating from New York City, in nightclubs, coffeehouses, and iPods, true first-person storytelling is becoming... Continue Reading

Contrary to the stereotype that homeschooling provides inferior academic preparation than public schools, another recently released study showed that homeschooled children outperform their peers before and during college. The National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) has released a study that estimates that there were 2.040 million K to 12 homeschooled students – or 4percent of... Continue Reading

On the evening of January 3rd at the end of his first workday back in the officer, recently installed David Norman, the President of Erskine College and Seminary, the denominational schools of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian (ARP) denomination – located in rural Due West, South Carolina sent out an email to over 50 Board members... Continue Reading

Each year, this one-day event captures extraordinary, eyewitness insight on the leadership style and guiding principles of America’s 40th President. This lecture is dedicated to exploring the enduring greatness of President Ronald Reagan. The Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College each year hosts three special lectures, in addition to their longer April... Continue Reading

Results showed that Christians who read the Bible less than four days out of the week are just as likely as those who don’t read the Bible at all to get drunk and have sex outside of marriage. As people draft New Year’s resolutions, many Christians are adopting plans to read the entire Bible in... Continue Reading

Like most publications, Christianity Today has selected their Top Ten stories for the previous year. We have listed those stories, along with links to the CT article, as well as a link to the stories provided to readers of TheAquilaReport.com 1. Scandal over Baptist missionaries’ efforts to move 33 children to the Dominican Republic after... Continue Reading

In a day when it seems Presbyterians are drifting further and further away from the doctrines of the Westminster Confession of Faith and Catechisms, The Confessional Presbyterian journal was founded to provide a forum for ecumenical discussion amongst conservative Presbyterians of different denominations, wishing to defend closer adherence to these old standards of biblical Christianity.... Continue Reading

Pastors today avoid the labor of caring for the sheep, often being more concerned with popularity, appearance, and attendance than we are with faithfulness. Caring for the sheep is the heart of the pastor’s calling. The Apostle Paul defines the shepherd’s job as taking care of the church of God (1 Timothy 3:5). This is... Continue Reading