North Carolina’s Primaries Send a Warning to Conservative Christian Voters

by Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return America Primary elections rarely make headlines outside political circles. Yet the results of North Carolina’s recent primaries offer a revealing window into the direction of the state’s political culture and...

Courts, Conscience, and the Culture: Two North Carolina Cases Christians Should Watch

by Rev. Mark Creech RevMarkCreech.org Important cultural battles are increasingly being fought not in legislatures or churches, but in courtrooms. Judges are being asked to decide questions that strike at the heart of how Americans understand human identity, religious...

It’s a Bad Thing When God Dies

by Rev. Mark Creech RevMarkCreech.org “The wicked, through the pride of his countenance, will not seek after God: God is not in all his thoughts” (Psalm 10:4). There is a true story about an old chief of an East African tribe who once told a missionary, “I am much...
RevMarkCreech.org: A Trusted Voice
For over 45 years of ministry and more than 25 years in the public arena, Rev. Mark Creech has been a man of faith, truth, and courage. He writes eloquently from a strong, trusted Christian worldview on our time’s pressing moral and legislative issues. His editorials, articles, and news updates have been read nationwide by those seeking biblical clarity in an increasingly complex world. Here, faith is not silent, truth is not negotiable, and courage still matters.
It’s a Bad Thing When God Dies

It’s a Bad Thing When God Dies

by Rev. Mark Creech RevMarkCreech.org “The wicked, through the pride of his countenance, will not seek after God: God is not in all his thoughts” (Psalm 10:4). There is a true story about an old chief of an East African tribe who once told a missionary, “I am much...

When the Pulpit Burns Bright: Reflections from Briggs Memorial

When the Pulpit Burns Bright: Reflections from Briggs Memorial

by Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return America I once heard a preacher say he was happiest whenever he stood in the pulpit. I understand exactly what he meant. That is one reason I rejoice at every opportunity to present the Word of God to a...

Puerto Rico’s Quiet but Consequential Step for Unborn Human Life

Puerto Rico’s Quiet but Consequential Step for Unborn Human Life

by Rev. Mark Creech RevMarkCreech.org In the very same news cycle that saw wall-to-wall coverage of pop star Bad Bunny’s headline-grabbing cultural moment, a development of profound moral and legal significance in Puerto Rico received comparatively little sustained...

Questions that Warrant Clear Answers

Questions that Warrant Clear Answers

By Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return AmericaRevMarkCreech.org Recent reporting has drawn renewed attention to a Kentucky distillery tour involving North Carolina lawmakers and lobbyists - a trip now under investigation by the State Bureau of...

Lessons from a Sleeping Dog

Lessons from a Sleeping Dog

by Michelle Lonaberger, Guest Columnist RevMarkCreeech.org 3:40 AM — CRASH. I came out of a dead sleep, fully convinced someone had just executed a Chuck Norris–style kick through one of the original five-foot bedroom windows in my 1880s farmhouse. Nope. Instead, a...

Righteousness, not Redistribution

Righteousness, not Redistribution

by Rev. Mark CreechRevMarkCreech.org Nearly two-thirds of Gen Z college students in America now hold a neutral or positive view of socialism. That finding, reported by SMG News Wire on January 29, 2026, draws from multiple polling sources. An Axios–Generation Lab...

American Girl’s Quest to Squelch the History That Birthed It

American Girl’s Quest to Squelch the History That Birthed It

By Annie Holmquist Guest Columnist RevMarkCreech.org Want to make a millennial woman feel old? Tell her that American Girl is turning 40. Alas, such anniversaries, while sparking fun memories, can also bring great disappointment. Such was the case when American Girl’s...