Dearborn, Michigan Mayor and Police Chief Sued in Federal Court for denial of civil rights of converted-Muslim Christian activists
“Muslims dominate the political and law enforcement process in Dearborn. It seems that police were more interested in placating the Mayor and Muslims than obeying our Constitution. Sharia law makes it a crime to preach the Gospel to Muslims. This is a classic example of stealth Jihad being waged right here in America. And it... Continue Reading
Finally It Is Done: The Virginia General Assembly has passed an Abortion Clinic Regulation bill.
The nation’s strongest abortion clinic regulation bill, SB 924, was passed in the Virginia Senate, today, February 24, 2011 on a vote of 20 to 20 with Lt Governor Bill Bolling casting his tie-breaking vote in favor of the bill, making the final vote 21-20. SB 924 has previously passed the Virginia House of Delegates... Continue Reading
Time for truth, facts, and tough love – Republicans ready to touch the ‘third rail of politics’, will look at entitlement reform
Rep. Jordan tells me that in spite of the potential for political fallout, House Republicans will offer a plan for entitlement reform by the August recess… “The American people are ready for truth, facts, and some tough love measures,” says Jordan, adding, “the window to fix our country is closing rapidly and it will only... Continue Reading
The Marketplace of Ideas — Why Bookstores Matter
Being in a bookstore helps me to think. I find that my mind makes connections between authors and books and ideas as I walk along the shelves and look at the tables. When I get a case of writer’s block, I head for a bookstore. The experience of walking among the books is curative. “Book... Continue Reading
Reminders Are More Effective Than Rebukes
Are you tired of being told that if you’re really serious about God, you must be in an “accountability group?” You know the ones I’m talking about. The ones where you and a small group of “friends” arrange for a time each week to get together and pick each other apart–uncovering layer after layer after... Continue Reading
Guffaw the Goat and “The Prodigal Son” for Children
I wrote this story for Vacation Bible School when I was senior pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga. I loved telling it as much as writing it. I enjoy writing Gospel stories in which I use animals to draw the children into the story. I pray this story might be of some good to... Continue Reading
Extremist cleric to lead White House protest calling for Muslims to ‘rise up and establish Islamic state in America’
A hard-line Muslim cleric who sparked anger across the U.S. with his anti-American comments in a television interview this month is to hold a protest outside the White House. British extremist Anjem Choudary – who once said ‘the flag of Islam will fly over the White House’ – has announced he will lead a demonstration... Continue Reading
Join The Club – International reporters face oppression in Egypt—something local journalists have endured for years
CNN’s Anderson Cooper released footage of his frightening walk through Tahir Square on Wednesday: A seemingly calm crowd suddenly turned angry, chasing the reporter and his photographer, and throwing punches at the pair. A Greek journalist said protesters stabbed him in the leg with a screwdriver. An Associated Press reporter said he saw military detain... Continue Reading
Compassion Cuts – House spending bill includes deep cuts to President Bush’s AIDS initiative in Africa
Another Christian leader who has championed PEPFAR, Kay Warren, who directs Saddleback Church’s HIV/AIDS overseas work, told me, “It just breaks my heart to think that it’s going to be cut. . . . I’ll use whatever influence I have to keep PEPFAR alive.” The U.S. House of Representatives was on the verge of passing... Continue Reading
Mideast Melee – After Egypt toppled its president, revolutionary hopes for others in the region may come at a much higher price
The pre-dawn hours in Bahrain’s capital city of Manama turned violent for hundreds of anti-government protesters sleeping in the city’s Pearl Square: Police forces stormed the peaceful camp just after 3 a.m. on Thursday morning, swinging clubs, firing tear gas, and trampling the tents of stunned demonstrators. By dawn, the square was empty, but the... Continue Reading
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