by Staff | Jun 10, 2020 | Blog
Gov. Andy Beshear is siding with the ACLU in their lawsuit over a recently enacted voter ID law. The law simply says that if you show up to the polls to vote, you need a government-issued ID to ensure that you’re the person that’s on the voting rolls. For...
by Staff | Jun 9, 2020 | Blog
CPC’s Director of Church Outreach, Bob Scott, interviews Pastor Buddy Slaughter, pastor of Means Ave. Baptist Church in Hopkinsville, KY. Bob: Tell us a little about you. What led you to become a pastor? Buddy: My name is Buddy Slaughter, Jr. and I serve as the...
by Staff | Jun 9, 2020 | Blog
I recently moderated a forum on racism and the church. Three black pastors from across the region joined me in a helpful conversation. One of the important takeaways was shared by Richard Dixon, who co-pastors a multi-ethnic, multi-racial church in Clarksville,...
by Staff | Jun 8, 2020 | Blog
Ever since the Tiananmen Square Massacre in China, Hong Kong residents gathered every year to remember the brave souls who stood up to Chinese tyranny. This year, police ordered Hong Kongers to not gather, purportedly to because of coronavirus. But this is a political...
by Staff | Jun 5, 2020 | Blog
During WWII, Americans planted Victory Gardens. It was one way citizens could support the war effort and become self-sustaining in a time where the food supply lines needed to be diverted to soldiers. Now, Kentucky’s Commissioner of Agriculture is launching an...
by Staff | Jun 4, 2020 | Blog
The headline of a recent Time Magazine story said: “Coronavirus pandemic will cause global famines of ‘biblical proportions.’ The executive director of the World Food Program (WFP) David Beasley, said that in a worst-case scenario, famines could take...
by Staff | Jun 3, 2020 | Blog
Some are saying that we shouldn’t worry about absentee voting in an election. But when you remove the in-person voting requirement another barrier to fraud is removed. The threshold for verification decreases. And it’s harder to verify that the actual...
by Staff | Jun 2, 2020 | Blog
There have been several protests in Frankfort calling for Gov. Beshear to open up the state. One group of protestors rallied around religious freedom and called on the governor to allow churches to meet in-person. At another rally, protestors chanted “let us...
by Staff | Jun 1, 2020 | Blog
Businesses were looted and cars burned in the streets of Minneapolis in a display of anger by rioters as video footage showed George Floyd being smothered and killed by a police officer. The video showed Floyd, who is black, lying face down and handcuffed with an...
by Staff | May 29, 2020 | Blog
Evidence is mounting that the FBI embarked on a counterintelligence investigation against Donald Trump’s campaign for the president in 2016. Federal law enforcement misled a FISA court in order to seek a wiretap and they worked on the public dime to scrutinize a...
by Staff | May 28, 2020 | Blog
CPC’s Director of Church Outreach, Bob Scott, interviews our spotlighted pastor of the month, Dr. Hershael York, pastor of Buck Run Baptist Church in Frankfort, KY. Bob: Tell us a little about you. What led you to become a pastor? Hershael: I trusted Christ as a...
by Staff | May 28, 2020 | Blog
Planned Parenthood is ramping up its political efforts. PP’s Action Fund announced that it is spending $5 million for what it calls its “accountability” campaign. This is an effort to make abortion a primary issue in states that have closed down abortion centers...
by Staff | May 27, 2020 | Blog
Breonna Taylor, a Louisville EMT was killed by police in March after a swat team broke down her door in a drug search. Court records reveal that Louisville police obtained a “no-knock” warrant and used a battering ram to enter Taylor’s apartment at...
by Staff | May 26, 2020 | Blog
University of Kentucky’s Cheerleading team has a national reputation second to none, winning 24 national titles in 35 years. But the program took a tumble after it was discovered the coaching staff allowed alcohol and public nudity at a team retreat. Hazing was...
by Staff | May 25, 2020 | Blog
Today is Memorial Day—the day we remember the men and women who died while serving our country. It first began just after the Civil War ended and our nation began the healing process from the bloodiest war in history that left some 600,000 dead. We also remember the...
by Staff | May 22, 2020 | Blog
The newly proposed relief bill by Congress is intended to stimulate the economy in the same way the CARES Act did. However, the bill pushes far-left policies. The word “cannabis” appears in the bill 68 times, which is four times as many as the word “hire.” Senate...
by Staff | May 21, 2020 | Blog
House Democrats introduced another coronavirus relief bill, worth $3.3 trillion. The eighteen hundred-page bill would send each person $1,200 and another $1,200 per dependent. The bill is $1.3 trillion larger than the CARES Act but the question is: why now? Most...
by Staff | May 20, 2020 | Blog
San Antonio’s City Council passed a resolution condemning the use of the term “China Virus” as hate speech.” The resolution said in part “COVID-19 is a public health issue, not a racial, religious or ethnic one, and the deliberate use of terms such...
by Staff | May 19, 2020 | Blog
Sen. Rand Paul is alarmed by health officials who are saying that schools should consider closing next year. He told Dr. Anthony Fauci and a Senate Committee that “the poor and underprivileged kids” will be hurt the most. Paul is advocating for the...
by Staff | May 18, 2020 | Blog
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Gov. Beshear’s executive order directing churches not to meet in-person. The court said “It’s not always easy to decide what is Caesar’s and what is God’s—and that’s assuredly true in the context of a pandemic…. The...
