Can a nation, be great? Many politicians want us to believe that one can. But what, exactly, does it mean to be great if a country or collection of people want to be?

The dictionary defines the word "great" as "considerably above the normal." This can be applied to something's size, importance, and value. But can the word "great" be applied to a nation?

Lebanon is a country familiar with tragedy--both social and physical. The recent explosion in Beirut is just the latest heartbreak that may crack open animosities hiding just below the surface.

Religious Liberty is an ever-moving, often shape-shifting target. Sometimes, issues and opinions need to be revisited in order to update a situation or challenge. Lincoln Steed explains.

Sunday afternoon, March 7, 1965. The location? Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. What happened there on that date set the stage for some significant changes in this country.

Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty magazine, says we're in a "Testing Time." That can have several meanings--some of which hide a grave danger to today's Christian. Editor Steed explains.

If you're a church goer, chances are very good that you aren't ___ going. Most churches remain shuttered, and for good reason some say. Is that a good thing, or are there dangers?

With China, if it's not one thing, it's another. Freedom is an uphill battle in that country--especially when it comes to religious liberty. Lincoln Steed reveals the nation's dark secret.

Should a federal judge censor a governor or mayor? This is a big issue these days. Liberty magazine editor Lincoln Steed addresses this topic and more.

What happens when a country allows religion and politics to freely mingle to the point that one controls the other? Hardwired is dedicated to keeping that from happening.