By L.A. Williams Christian Action League March 9, 2023 Will North Carolina become the second state in the nation to lower the legal blood alcohol level for drivers from 0.08 percent to 0.05 percent? That’s the hope of Rep. Mike Clampitt (R-Swain), who introduced House Bill 148 late last month, and of national public health […]
Rev. Mark Creech
It’s NOW O’clock
By Jeff Larson, The Back Pew “When we learn that America is becoming one of the most pagan nations in the world, we must respond with urgency. When we listen to media reports of violence, corruption in our government, hostility towards true religion, rampant sexual immorality, and a seeming total loss of reality by the […]
Revelation Chapter 9: Four Unchained Demons, a Demonically Driven Army, and the Unrepentant
By Rev. Mark Creech Christian Action League March 3, 2023 In The Bruised Reed, Richard Sibbes asks, “Can we think that he that threw the angels out of heaven will suffer dust and worms’ meat to run a contrary course, and to continue always so?” Surely not. The Lord is full of grace, mercy, and […]
N.C. Senate Passes Medicinal Marijuana: It Will Do ‘More Harm than Good,’ Opponent Warns
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League March 3, 2023 A bill that would legalize the production and selling of marijuana for medical purposes passed the North Carolina Senate this week with bipartisan support despite opposition from groups who say there is no scientific support for the issue. The bill, S.B. 3, passed the Senate 36-10, […]
‘In God We Trust’ Would be Placed in N.C. Legislative Chambers Under New Bill
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League March 3, 2023 A North Carolina legislator introduced a bill this week that would require the national motto “In God We Trust” to be placed prominently in both legislative chambers, saying it would serve as a “constant reminder” that legislators are serving God in their elected roles. The bill, […]
Support Parents’ Bill of Rights? Gov. Cooper Says You are a ‘Bigoted, anti-LGBTQ+ Extremist’
By Charles Bonham Christian Action League March 2, 2023 “Bigoted, anti-LGBTQ+ extremists” — that’s what North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper called members of the General Assembly who support the Parents’ Bill of Rights. According to media reports, he used the phrase in a recent fund-raising solicitation in which he attacked Republicans who sponsored the legislation […]
Rev. Mark Creech: Statement on Senate Passage of Medical Marijuana Bill
Christian Action League March 1, 2023 Today, the North Carolina Senate approved S.B. 3 – N.C. Compassionate Care Act – a measure to legalize marijuana as a medicine. Rev. Mark Creech, executive director of the Christian Action League, released the following statement to the press: The vote in the Senate today is most unfortunate. This […]
Revelation Chapter 9: The Pit, the Smoke, and Hideous Demon Creatures
By Rev. Mark Creech Christian Action League February 24, 2023 In the spring of 1994, the Associated Press reported that Sweden’s defense ministry determined a Soviet submarine had violated Sweden’s territorial waters. High-tech buoys had detected suspicious noises, which prompted their military to start a submarine hunt in the Baltic Sea. This wasn’t the first […]
What Will Tar Heel Lawmakers Do About Abortion? What Can You Do?
By CAL Staff and Rev. Mark Creech Christian Action League February 24, 2023 What will Tar Heel lawmakers do about abortion? Will the state remain an abortion haven, with women from more restrictive states flocking to North Carolina for the fatal procedure? Or will legislators stand for life and further restrict abortion now that Roe […]
Medical Marijuana Bill Passes Committees, Heads to Senate Floor: It Will Harm Families, Opponents Warn
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League February 24, 2023 A bill that would legalize medicinal marijuana in North Carolina passed three Senate committees this week, even as speakers warned that its legalization is opposed by major medical and scientific organizations and would have a detrimental impact on the state. “There’s plenty of anecdotal evidence, but […]