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Assaulting Innocuous Christians and Coddling Terrorists Fri Apr 26

David Limbaugh

America's political and cultural left is, step by step, demonizing and marginalizing Christians and Christian values, to the point that even the congenitally apathetic should be concerned. ... more
Military Blocks Web Access to Southern Baptist Convention Thu Apr 25

Todd Starnes

The U.S. Military has blocked access to the Southern Baptist Convention’s website on an unknown number of military bases because it contains “hostile content” -- just weeks after an Army briefing labeled Evangelical Christians and Roman Catholics as examples of religious extremism, Fox News has learned. ... more
Army Orders Bible Verses Scrapped Off Scopes Tue Apr 23

Todd Starnes

The U.S. Army is directing troops to remove a Bible inscription that a vendor etched into the serial numbers of weapon scopes, Fox News has learned. ... more
The Middle East, First Hand Sun Apr 21

Michael Youssef

Having just returned from a three-country Middle Eastern speaking tour, I cannot help but reflect on how much more complex the situation in the Middle East has become. ... more
Who Really Fosters Hate? Thu Apr 18

Jerry Newcombe

Terrorism is in the news again as seen in the tragic bombing at the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday. This man-made disaster gives a time to reflect on terrorism---as we continue to pray for the victims of the bombing. ... more
Is Christianity Homophobic? Tue Apr 16

Pat Buchanan

No true Catholic church can preach that Jesus hates gays. "Love your enemies" is the message of Christ. ... more
Lawmakers Want Army to Apologize for Attacks on Christians Wed Apr 10

Todd Starnes

At least a dozen members of Congress have signed a letter demanding the Secretary of the Army rescind and apologize for a briefing that labeled Evangelical Christians and Catholics as religious extremist groups, Fox News has learned. ... more
State Sues Florist Who Refused to Decorate Gay Wedding Wed Apr 10

Todd Starnes

The State of Washington is suing a small flower shop after the owner declined to provide flowers for a homosexual wedding – based on her religious beliefs. ... more
Reverend Leon and Obama Wrong on Easter Mon Apr 8

Bruce Bialosky

A controversy exploded into the national forum when President Obama and his family crossed the street to attend Easter services at St. John’s Church, an Episcopal church attended by every President since James Madison. In the end both the Reverend who delivered the sermon and the President were wrong. ... more
Renew Our Founding Principles Thu Apr 4

Michael Reagan

Billions of Christians around the world celebrated Easter last Sunday, but not our media. Once again the holiest day of the Christian year slipped under their godless radar. ... more
Go to Church, Live Longer Thu Apr 4

Jerry Newcombe

The quest to live longer is an old one. Around this time, we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the first known European discovering Florida---Ponce de Leon. ... more
No Surer Bet Wed Apr 3

Ken Connor

This past Sunday, Christians around the world celebrated Easter as a memorial of Christ's resurrection. If Christians are correct about what happened on the first Easter morning, then the resurrection is the single most important event in human history. ... more
Dissident Prof Dispatch: Common Core Teaching, Demonstrating a Crucifixion Mon Apr 1

Mary Grabar

First we have a college student ordered to stomp on a piece of paper with the word Jesus written on it. But on Holy Thursday, the U.S. Department of Education sent out this video from the Teaching Channel with a seventh-grader face-down on a table in the front of the class waving his arms and legs to illustrate a crucifixion. This video, like the other ones this non-profit produces, is intended to show teachers exciting ways to incorporate Common Core, the federal education program of the Obama administration. ... more
We Have Come a Long Way, America...The Wrong Way Sun Mar 31

Michael Youssef

During a time when we are about to celebrate the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus the Christ, the United States Supreme Court is deliberating the possible crucifixion of the moral foundation of America. ... more
It's Not Cool To Cherry Pick Scripture Fri Mar 29

David Limbaugh

With Easter approaching and the Astroturf groundswell for same-sex marriage at its apex, I thought I'd put in a plug for the Bible, whose integrity and timeless principles are under increasing assault in our culture. ... more
School Bans the Word ‘Easter’ Tue Mar 26

Todd Starnes

Boys and girls at an Alabama elementary school will still get to hunt for eggs – but they can’t call them ‘Easter Eggs’ have the principal banished the word for the sake of religious diversity. ... more
University Bows to National Outrage, Won’t Punish Student Who Refused to Stomp Jesus Tue Mar 26

Todd Starnes

Florida Atlantic University has issued a formal apology to a student that was facing academic charges after he complained about a professor who ordered the class to write the name “Jesus” and then stomp on the pieces of paper. ... more
More Pastors Jumping Off the Rock into the Raging Waters Sun Mar 24

Michael Youssef

When evangelical preachers lose their way and turn their backs on biblical Christianity, why is it they end up in the Episcopal Church? ... more
Remembering Their Chains Tue Mar 19

Marvin Olasky

I’d like to start off this column about apologetics with an apology. I apologize to all the people I’ve sat next to on airplanes, occasionally exchanging a few words about going to Atlanta but nary a mention about going to heaven. To be precise, I’m no master of evangelism. ... more
Gay Activists Bully Tebow, Christian University Fri Mar 8

Todd Starnes

Gay rights activists are demanding Tim Tebow back out of a speaking engagement at Liberty University just two weeks after pressuring the New York Jets quarterback to cancel a speaking engagement at the First Baptist Church of Dallas. ... more
7 Biblical Principles For World Changers Wed Mar 6

Michael Brown

The Bible is not only the world’s most widely distributed book (by the billions), it is also the world’s most widely banned book. That’s because it is not just an eclectic assortment of ancient religious traditions. Rather, it is the ultimate threat to the status quo of prideful, human kingdom building and the definitive collection of divinely inspired revolutionary writings. ... more
Obama Admin Wants to Deport Christian Homeschoolers Tue Mar 5

Todd Starnes

The Romeike family fled their German homeland in 2008 seeking political asylum in the United States – where they hoped to home school their children. Instead, the Obama administration wants the evangelical Christian family deported. ... more
College Shuts Down Student Bible Study Fri Mar 1

Todd Starnes

Officials at a Florida college ordered a group of students to shut down a Bible study they were holding in the privacy of a dorm room – because it violated the rules. ... more
Egyptian Muslims in clash over conversion to Christianity rumor Fri Mar 1

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The American Dream or Nightmare? Sun Feb 24

Michael Youssef

People are stunned when I ask them: “Did you know that companies that don’t cover the abortion pills can face a fine of $100 per day per employee?” People think I’m making this stuff up. It’s too outlandish to believe. ... more