Sauron’s Sorcery As Secretary of Education

The True Cost of Letting the State Own Your Children

Defy the Matrix, Rebuild the World

How a New Class of Builders is Toppling Statist and Globalist Tyranny

Kingmakers, Chaos, and the Cult of the Brawler

Politics: Now With Less Wisdom and More Punchlines

Devils Smile at Your Lack of Restraint

How Idols Found a Place Between Theological Affirmations and Indiscipline

The Lost Virtue of a Ruined Reputation

How to Please God’s Enemies by Trying to Save Face

Excellence Is Dead, and All We Got Was Fast Food

Ugly by Design: Because Beauty and Aesthetics are So Last Century

The Sin of Thinking Too Small

Why Shrinking from Greatness Isn’t as Godly as You May Think

Lions, Lambs, and Echo Chambers

How Christian Warriors Prefer Safety Over Battle—And Call It Holiness

Dazzling Wit and Painful Doubts

How Diana Wynne Jones and Terry Pratchett Taught Me to Love the Absurd, Despite Themselves

The Politics of Envy vs. The Politics of Freedom

Why freemen are needed against the onslaught of modern revolutionaries

Christianity stands as the greatest challenge to the politics of envy. Rather than inciting revolution, it advocates for reform and promotes virtues such as faith, hope, gratitude, joy, love, personal responsibility, self-discipline, and stewardship.

The Story of NSA: Grit, Grace, and a Dash of Sass

The Unlikely Rise of a College That Refused to 'Play by the Rules'

Reflecting on the thirty-year journey of New Saint Andrews College, Rebekah Merkle offers an insightful and personal perspective on being part of the inaugural matriculating class. From its scrappy beginnings in a small gray house on Jefferson Street to its bold and controversial presence on Main Street, NSA’s story is one of defiance, grit, and faith. Rebekah recounts makeshift classrooms, heated debates, and the distinct "Moscow Mood," celebrating the college's enduring spirit and its ability to forge forward and thrive despite numerous challenges.