By Rev. Mark H. Creech, DHL Christian Action League April 26, 2024 A recent article in the Christian Post highlighted a gathering of Christian clergy, theologians, and scholars at the Yale Divinity School’s Center for Public Theology & Policy. “‘Religious Leaders’ Sign Declaration Denouncing ‘Religious Nationalism,’ Promoting Progressive Causes,” read the headline, capturing the essence […]
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No Horse Racing Operators, ‘We’ve Got a Barrier to Entry with the High Fee,’ says Rep. Jason Saine
By L.A. Williams Christian Action League April 26, 2024 Less than two months after mobile sports betting became legal in North Carolina, gambling proponents are already pushing to make it easier to get in the game. Disappointed that no horse racing operators applied for a license prior to the May 4 Kentucky Derby, some lawmakers […]
Unveiling the Dangers of Tianeptine: North Carolina’s Legislative Response
By L.A. Williams Christian Action League April 22, 2024 Tianeptine, also known as “gas-station heroin,” could be banned in North Carolina if a group of lawmakers tasked with addressing drug use has its way. In its April 16 report, the House Select Committee on Substance Abuse suggested that the Legislature deem tianeptine a Schedule II […]
Biden Admin. Rewrites Title IX to Allow Biological Boys in Girls’ Sports, Locker Rooms
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League April 26, 2024 Christian and conservative leaders are warning that the Biden administration’s new regulation that redefines sex in Title IX to include gender identity will threaten the privacy and safety of girls and women and also devastate women’s sports by allowing biological males to compete. Title IX is […]
On the Front Lines: A Message from Rev. Mark Creech, CAL. Ex. Dir.
By Rev. Mark Creech, DHL Christian Action League April 23, 2024 It means so much to me that you’re interested in our work. Because of your passion, I think your interest will peak when you read the content of this email. As the North Carolina General Assembly reconvenes today for the Short Session of the […]
Scriptural Sobriety: Rethinking Wine in the Lord’s Supper
By Rev. Mark Creech, DHL Christian Action League April 19, 2024 April is Alcohol Awareness Month. In recognition, the following article is part two of a two-part series addressing two popular arguments made in favor of social drinking. Several years ago, my wife, our son Matthew, then a teenager, and I decided to worship with […]
Defending Israel Is a Moral Imperative, says Rev. Creech
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League April 19, 2024 Israel struck back at Iran Friday and successfully targeted a military site in response to an unprecedented attack on the Jewish state nearly one week earlier that included more than 200 drones and missiles. The Israel attack on Iran was described as “measured” by military observers […]
Gender Identity Policy Sparks Debate: Man Arrested at Gastonia Planet Fitness
By L.A. Williams Christian Action League April 19, 2024 A 38-year-old man who disrobed in the ladies’ dressing area of a Planet Fitness gym in Gastonia has been charged with indecent exposure in front of a minor after a female gym member called 911 to report the incident. Christopher Allan Miller, who reportedly asked a […]
NC Pro-Abortion Roundtable: Addressing Misinformation in Healthcare Access
By L.A. Williams Christian Action League April 19, 2024 “Unless abortion is legal without restrictions, pregnant women cannot get quality healthcare.” Though a blatantly false statement, this seems to be the theme of President Joe Biden’s recent campaign efforts, including a series of pro-abortion roundtables, one of which was hosted earlier this month by North […]
Scriptural Sobriety: Challenging Assumptions About Jesus’ Wine Miracle
By Rev. Mark Creech Christian Action League April 11, 2024 April is Alcohol Awareness Month. In recognition, the following article is part one of a two-part series addressing two popular arguments made in favor of social drinking. The late comedian, Milton Berle, humorously recounted a friend’s misinterpretation of the Bible, suggesting it condoned intoxication because […]