Aaron Epperson

This article was originaly published on January 10, 2025 In sadly predictable fashion, Trump and GOP leadership have turned the LA Fires into attacks on rivals and a way to push further into the culture war. This mudslinging is proof the upcoming administration is not looking to seriously govern the

This article was originaly published on January 14, 2025 Liars, drunks, and cheats have a long history of leadership in American government. The only novel element of today’s politicians is how brazen and public their reprobate behavior is. While JFK’s legacy and death have made him a larger-than-life

This article was originaly published on January 16, 2025. A new ProPublica report shares alarming details of the Biden Administration’s refusal to hold Israel accountable in its ongoing war with Hamas. Evidence shows Israel is using money and weapons provided by the US in the killing and oppression of

This article was originally published on January 21, 2025. It was later updated and edited on 01/29/2024 CNN reported today the new Trump Administration will allow immigration authorities to arrest undocumented immigrants in so-called sensitive places like schools and churches. CNN quotes Acting Homeland Security Secretary Benjamin Huffman

This article was originally posted on February 4, 2025 I had the great privilege of appearing on Aaron J. Smith’s podcast All Things Made New. We were able to speak about the general idea of conflict and what it looks like today as a person of faith. Listen To

Today the Episcopal Church celebrates the Lesser Feast Day of Father Charles Freer Andrews. Father Andrews was an Anglican priest and activist best known for his work alongside Mahatma Gandhi during India’s struggle for home rule. His work in India earned him the moniker Deenabandhu, a Bengali word meaning