Truth for our times: Signals & substance, Loyalty & conviction and real divide | Eastern NC Now

by Rev. Mark Creech

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Lawmakers Return to Raleigh: A Week of Signals and Substance

The North Carolina General Assembly returned to Raleigh last week to resume the people’s business. From the outset, it was clear that this session would be marked by urgency and uncertainty. With the state still operating without a finalized budget and key policy disagreements unresolved, lawmakers moved quickly to address immediate needs while signaling where the larger debates are headed.

https://revmarkcreech.org/lawmakers-return-to-raleigh-a-week-of-signals-and-substance/

When Loyalty and Conviction Collide

The contrasting responses of Riley Gaines and Franklin Graham to a recent controversy involving former President Donald Trump offer more than a passing moment of disagreement. They provide a revealing window into a deeper struggle among Christian conservatives in America.

https://revmarkcreech.org/when-loyalty-and-conviction-collide/

The Real Divide in American Politics Isn’t What You Might Think

Have you ever heard someone ask, “How did we become so polarized in this country?” or “Why can’t Congress work together anymore?”

https://revmarkcreech.org/the-real-divide-in-american-politics-isnt-what-you-might-think/


Rev. Mark Creech is a longtime pastor and former executive director of the Christian Action League of North Carolina. He now writes and speaks on issues of faith and culture and serves as Director of Government Relations for Return America.


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