Josh Kimbrell

Stay Calm and Carry On: A Message Meant for Our Generation

Posted by Josh Kimbrell on May 13, 2013 | 0 Comment

In the immediate aftermath of Great Britain’s entry into WWII in 1939, the British government established the Ministry of Information (MOI) to help prop-up the fledgling national confidence. Through a series of motivational posters, the MOI tried to bolster Britons’ determination to defy Hitler’s war machine, thus preserving freedom on the British Isles. ... Read more »

Building a Culture of Life…With Balloons

Posted by Josh Kimbrell on May 10, 2013 | 0 Comment

I have long believed that the tragedy of abortion is a mark on the soul of our nation, and that such a barbaric practice should be ended once and for all. My conviction in this regard was reaffirmed with the recent stories out of Philadelphia surrounding Kermit Gosnell’s “house of horrors” women’s clinic. The merciless slaughter of full-term babies shocked ... Read more »

A Tale of Two Revolutions: The National Day of Prayer vs. A National Day of Reason

Posted by Josh Kimbrell on May 2, 2013 | 0 Comment

Yesterday Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx issued a proclamation declaring this day, May 2, 2013, an observation of a “National Day of Reason” in his city. This is an obvious smack in the face to Christians across the Country who set aside this day for the National Day of Prayer, a tradition that has spanned several decades. The inherent assertion in such proclamations ... Read more »

Tragedy and Triumph: The Story of Modern Israel

Posted by Josh Kimbrell on April 26, 2013 | 4 Comments

Yesterday I had the honor, along with my fellow travelers, to visit Yad Vashem -the Holocaust museum here in Jerusalem. Yad Vashem has sought to give the victims of the holocaust a name, where the Nazis treated the victims as only a number. This is a beautiful contrast between the inhumane barbarism of Hitler and the humanity of the Jewish people. I don’t ... Read more »