China’s Trailer Park Next Door to America’s Nuclear Bombers
In the quiet Missouri town of Knob Noster — population just under 3,000 — sits one of America’s most vital military installations: Whiteman Air Force Base, home of the B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, the backbone of our nuclear deterrent. Right across its chain-link fence lies a 25-acre trailer park. And…
Bible Trundles: Proverbs – “The Heart That Refused to Bow”
Proverbs 18:12 (ESV)”Before destruction a man’s heart is haughty, but humility comes before honor.” ⸻ A wise general adjusts the plan when the battle turns. A foolish one presses forward—even to ruin—because pride will not admit a mistake. Pharaoh was that kind of leader.Moses warned him: “Let my people go.”…
The Eyes of War: D-Day, From Hedgerows to Victory by Michael Stevens (750 words)
The Eyes of War: D-Day, From Hedgerows to Victory Nineteen. Hardened now. Eyes older than their years. Moving still — for country, for brotherhood, for the dead they carried forward. The beaches were behind them. The cliffs climbed.Now the fight turned inland. The fight turned personal. The hedgerows.Walls of earth…
The Eyes of War: D-Day Through Young Eyes by Michael Stevens (673 words)
The Eyes of War: D-Day Through Young Eyes Nineteen. Waiting. Running into the unknown — for freedom, for each other. Today we remember D-Day. June 6, 1944 — when young men crossed an ocean, faced the unknown, and gave everything to hold a beach and climb a cliff for the…
Kingdom Eyes: Living for the Lost in the Midst of the Found by Michael Stevens 750 words
Kingdom Eyes: Living for the Lost in the Midst of the Found by Michael Stevens “Now the tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to hear him. And the Pharisees and the scribes murmured, saying, ‘This man receives sinners and eats with them.’” — Luke 15:1–2 (RSV) Jesus wasn’t…
Red Dragon Files: Tariffs, Power, and Politics: Critical to America’s Industrial Revival (Op-Ed) 750 words
Tariffs, Power, and Politics: Undermining America’s Industrial Revival by Michael Stevens How political obstruction of presidential authority is weakening our economy—and helping China The Constitution isn’t vague on this. Congress sets the rules, and the President enforces them. That includes trade policy. For decades, Congress has legally delegated tariff authority…
When Two Branches Overreach: Rethinking the Balance of Power in the WilmerHale Decision (900 words)
When Two Branches Overreach: Rethinking the Balance of Power in the WilmerHale Decision by Michael Stevens Sometimes, the Constitution doesn’t give us clean winners—it demands discipline. The recent legal standoff between the Executive Branch and the Judiciary over Executive Order 14250 is one of those moments. At stake was not…
Bible Trundle: Jacob’s Transformation and “Wrestling Until the Blessing” (622 words)
BIBLE TRUNDLE – JACOB’S TRANSFORMATIONMay 20, 2025 (763 words)“Wrestling Until the Blessing” Kingdom Living – “nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is in your midst.”— Luke 17:21 (NIV)From Deceiver to Israel, and How the Kingdom Moves Through Broken Men Before…
The Red Dragon Files: Economic Warfare – America’s Quiet Siege of Communist China by Michael Stevens (750 words)
Economic Warfare: America’s Quiet Siege of Communist China How tariff clauses, chip control, and trade pressure are closing in on the Red Dragon—and why Red China is absolutely livid. We’re not dropping bombs. We’re using trade clauses. Hidden in the U.S.–U.K. trade deal is a provision that allows the President…
Memorial Day 2025: “A More Perfect Union” Echoes of Abraham Lincoln’s Messages of Healing and Hope
Memorial Day 2025: “A More Perfect Union” Echoes of Abraham Lincoln’s Messages of Healing and Hope | On this Memorial Day, I reflected on Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address — a few brief words spoken amid war, when the nation was torn and the cost in American lives was unbearable. He stood…