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To get an accurate count of the number of people in the U.S. killed by the novel coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease COVID-19, it’s important that we conduct widespread testing of both the general population and those who have died.

Government officials are hurting rather than helping in the fight against the coronavirus when they restrict actions of doctors.

This Easter, yes, we feel loss. But look at what we celebrate! Redemption! Forgiveness! Restoration! Victory! Triumph over darkness!

There is a light at the end of the tunnel.

The closest I ever got to Grammy-winner John Prine was at the club where I bartended in Richmond in the early ‘80s.

We can learn much from Eisenhower, the man from small-town America who didn’t seek destiny but who was sought by destiny.

An awful lot of conclusions about this virus have turned out to be embarrassingly wrong. It has happened again and again, with enormous consequences.

Let's pray for all who are suffering physically and financially, and for America to recover from this nightmare.

We should treat this pandemic not just as a war with a deadly pathogen but as an information war with the Chinese Communist Party.

Good Friday is the most solemn day of the year for Christians.

There needs to be accountability for the WHO's failures and their willingness to help China hide the coronavirus from the world.

I know that with the joy of the Lord as our strength, we’ll be able to conquer any obstacles that come our way.

Facts change very fast, and it's easy to miss them, and instead get trapped in a storyline that you created weeks or months before. That's especially a temptation in the news business.

Frequently lost in the debate surrounding hydroxychloroquine and chloroqune is the fundamental principle of giving hope to individuals with life-threatening diseases.

Church buildings will be vacant this Sunday. That is true. But since the tomb of Christ is vacant, Easter cannot be canceled. Ever.

Another media non-story shows the double standard of presidential appointments for Republicans vs. Democrats.

Today we remember that God in the flesh understands our pain.

Why should the U.S. be there for Europe? Because for us to be successful, we need Europe to succeed. 

The coronavirus pandemic has touched every aspect of American life. We can learn a lot from the responses of federal, state and local government officials.

The model the government is relying ton to project coronavirus deaths is simply unreliable. The equation’s fundamental assumptions are so dead wrong, they cannot remain reasonably stable for just 72 hours.