Why I could not possibly vote for Kamala Harris
This is what you’re voting for if you vote for Vice President Harris.
Michael Brown
Op-ed Contributor
Dr. Michael Brown (www.askdrbrown.org) is the host of the nationally syndicated Line of Fire radio program. His latest book is Evangelicals at the Crossroads: Will We Pass the Trump Test? Connect with him on Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube.
David French, Kamala Harris and the bizarre story of the failed messiah Shabbetai Tzvi
I can only say that French’s defection to the Democratic side for the purpose of helping to restore a conservative GOP, even if his defection is only for one election, is eerily reminiscent of the spiritual descent of Shabbetai Tzvi.
Conservatives have more kids than liberals. But ...
Please stop for a moment and read those words again. They really do cut to the heart.
Skillet’s new song ‘Unpopular’ could be the anthem for a new generation of truth tellers
“Unpopular” is not a call to fleshly independence or prideful stubbornness; it is a call to speak the truth, whatever the cost or consequence might be.
America is doomed. Only a specific type of revival can help
We are living at a critical moment in American history. How we respond today will go a long way in determining the future of our nation
Is Israel on the verge of an apocalyptic war prophesied in Bible?
Has this final, cataclysmic war taken place yet, along with the promised end-time victory for Israel?
Our most powerful weapons are spiritual
May we never lose sight of this important truth: “The battle we are fighting is on the spiritual level.”
When the fruit of LGBT hits you in the face
Will a woman have to die at the hands of a male competitor before reality sets in?
If you will vote Trump, know that GOP is not God's party
I’m urging each of you Christian conservatives who votes for Trump and the GOP to do so with your eyes wide open recognizing that the GOP is not God’s party and Trump is not the Jesus-centered leader of the Christian right. Far from it.
Dealing with sin in the Church: Neither greasy grace nor haughty holiness
First, we do not minimize or excuse sin for a moment, and under no circumstances do we sweep unrepentant sin under the rug.
