When Sympathy for the Killer Silences the Victims

by Rev. Mark CreechRevMarkCreech.orgThree children are dead. Cora was five years old. Dawson was three years old. Callan was only eight months old. Their mother, Lindsay Clancy, has acknowledged killing them at their Massachusetts home in January 2023. The central...

While Babylon Feasted: North Carolina Should Close the Intoxicating Hemp Loophole

by Dr. Mark CreechDirector of Government RelationsReturn AmericaA haunting scene appears in the fifth chapter of the book of Daniel. Belshazzar, king of Babylon, gathered a thousand of his lords for a great feast. Wine flowed freely. The king and his guests drank from...

When Vulgarity Becomes Ordinary: What the F-Word Says About Us

by Rev. Mark CreechRevMarkCreech.orgWhy does seemingly everybody have to be using the F-word these days? You hear it almost everywhere. It pours from television, movies, music, podcasts, social media, sporting events, workplaces, restaurants, and everyday...
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.
Fathers Forgotten: The Quiet Epidemic of Estrangement

Fathers Forgotten: The Quiet Epidemic of Estrangement

Father’s Day is meant to be a celebration, a joyful recognition of the men who helped shape us, taught us, sacrificed for us, and loved us. But for far too many, this day is marked not by celebration but sorrow, especially for fathers who are estranged from their children.

Sexual Exploitation Reform, Concealed Carry, and ABC Expansion

Sexual Exploitation Reform, Concealed Carry, and ABC Expansion

Lawmakers in the North Carolina House and Senate remain at a standstill over the state budget. The House is pushing for increases in teacher and state employee pay beyond last year’s levels, funded in part by drawing from reserve funds. The Senate, however, prefers a...

Theology of a Broken Shoulder: Admonishment and Advice for Church Leaders

Theology of a Broken Shoulder: Admonishment and Advice for Church Leaders

In ministry, wounds can run deeper than the physical. Recently, I endured a painful injury, a broken shoulder, that not only required replacement surgery but also left me rather contemplative. As I reflected on that experience and its relation to a couple of other significant trials within a short span of eight months,

Pray: Return America’s Watchlist After Crossover

Pray: Return America’s Watchlist After Crossover

Wednesday of this week marked the end of “crossover” in the North Carolina General Assembly. “Crossover” is a critical legislative deadline by which bills must pass out of one chamber – either the House or the Senate – to remain eligible for consideration during the rest of the legislative biennium (a two-year session).