Enter the Arena: Why Young Christians Can’t Afford to Sit Out of Government
Written by Grace Sargent I was recently completing a scholarship application that asked me to describe a change I would […]
Gen Z
Gen Z Is Changing the Narrative—Again.
Written by Grace Sargent Gen Z continues to change the narrative- not only in church attendance, but now also Bible
Age Verification Isn’t Surveillance — It’s Common Sense for the 2026 Legislative Session
Written by Grace Sargent Opportunity on the rise: why the 2026 Legislative Session could make further strides to protect children
The Most Sweeping Human Rights Rewrite in Decades: New HRR Recognizes Threats to Life, Faith, and Family
Written by Grace Sargent The Trump administration is moving to reclassify practices such as government-funded abortion, gender transition procedures for
The Case for Strong Men
Written by Grace Sargent I’ve noticed something shifting among young men today, even at South Dakota’s most conservative state university.
School Choice Win—South Dakota Joins Trump on Tax-Credit Scholarships
Written by Grace Sargent Governor Larry Rhoden announced Friday that South Dakota recently became the fourth state in the country
Gen Z has Players in the Game, and the Church Has the Football. Run.
Written by Grace Sargent They’re not leaving the church. They’re leading it. The death of Charlie Kirk served as a
The Idol in Their Hands? – Rethinking Technology in the Classroom
Written by Grace Sargent Our classrooms have been invaded—not by enemies we can see, but by glowing screens quietly shaping
Three Major Shifts That Give Us Hope for 2025 and Beyond
The outlook for the conservative movement over the next two to four years is bright, thanks to the major victories
What do we know about Gen Z?
Gen Z comprises 68.8 million individuals in the United States alone, ranging from ages 13 to 26. But what do