Founding Principles & Biblical Truths

Since the mid-1970s Evangelicals have sought to re-enter the political arena in response to a morally declining America. Their sincere desire...

Characteristic of the most effective public servants is a hugely disciplined mind. They are able to stay on point because they have learned to th...

I’m sure you have lived long enough, as have I, to experience the fact that time and truth run hand in hand. Truth wins out in the end. Acc...

  Forgiveness can be a difficult discipline to practice but is an indispensable character quality that must be continually cultivated over a l...

Family wisdom is one of the six main subjects that is repeatedly spoken about in the book of Proverbs. Solomon says much to his son Rehoboam regar...

As you know I regularly frequent the book of Proverbs. Of the 66 books of the Bible, this one is perhaps the most applicable for those choosi...

Given the nature of the capital community, many people live away from their home environments for regular, extended periods of time. The temp...

Institute on the Constitution would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas!

To help us not forget the reason for the season we wanted to share this wonderful audio clip from our friend Ralph Drollinger at Capitol Ministries

If you debate marriage based upon personal happiness, you will lose the argument. If you debate it from theology, you will not.  Certainly Go...

This week we will examine all that the Bible book of Proverbs has to say about anger. If you struggle with this sin, and who doesn’t, or you hang...

Some view pride as a virtue, but Scripture is clear that the believer is to detest it. Charles Bridges states in his excellent commentary on...

Often in ministry, pastors in counseling situations end up dealing with the felt needs of individuals. But underlying those felt needs are th...