Someone thinks a particular Word is not something people should see on a bus stop bench. Thankfully, the pastor who placed it there understands his First Amendment rights. Stuart Shepard explains in his Stoplight® commentary.
In an unusual turn of events, Stuart Shepard couldn’t come up with anything to say about the remaining two presidential nominees – or their agendas – or their supporters – or how all that measures up against our values – and how we should decide what to do. We encourage you to watch his Stoplight®
The Obama Administration is demanding that boys in public school to have access to the girls locker rooms and showers – else they’ll cut federal funding for schools. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains the “language magic tricks” that are used to make that argument. You can read the Department of Administration directive here.
America is about to make an important decision. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard asks a few questions that Donald Trump should answer. Kansas Family Voice and our allies have written an open letter to Mr. Trump asking these questions and more. We’re still waiting for his response. You may read the letter and sign
Stuart Shepard explains how the Obama Administration went to the Supreme Court to “protest” you – whether you’re Baptist, Catholic, Wesleyan or Nazarene.
He won’t get to vote until 2024, but he has some helpful advice as you choose who will lead our nation. He’d like you to consider whether the principles you teach your kids might also be important in selecting a president.
You won’t believe what law is being cited as a reason to remove “In God We Trust” from the change in your pocket. Stuart Shepard offers some insight on the man who’s bringing the suit and how he’s twisting the clear intent of that law.
Your modern brain may be shocked at what Stuart Shepard found in a geography textbook from 1890. But the Founding Fathers would have smiled with approval.
“There is no peace on earth,” he said. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard shares why the poet wrote that line. And why he understood more than most how Christmas can turn heartache – into peace.
Do you think it’s okay for Wilmore, Kentucky, to have a cross on a water tower? In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard raises some questions you could ask of those who want to take it down.
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