New book by Stephen E. Strang gives inside story on road to Trump White House and the role evangelicals played.

The network hasn't had a great track record lately for respecting human life.

This new convulsion of anti-Semitism is mostly anti-Christian. But we Christians have a history of anti-Semitism as well.

As believers, we must band together to combat the spiritual warfare against our country's leader.

Of course my wife and I are definitely big preppers, and nothing about my long-term outlook for this nation has changed one bit. But ...

Rev. Bill Shillady says "people really just don't want to believe the truth."

The events in Charlottesville, Virginia, this past weekend should teach us that.

"We in the church must provide moral leadership to show how we vigorously pursue justice while maintaining a compassionate tone in discourse with those with whom we disagree."

Alveda King says, "Racism is sin. Hatred is sin. Yet for whatever reason, the pot of domestic terrorism continues to be stirred under the guise of promoting 'racial supremacy.'"

The word "demonic" definitely fits what took place, and my hope is that the entire nation will so loudly condemn what happened that it will greatly discourage any similar racial violence in the future. 

At the very least, it borders on blasphemy. 

And by all indications, the so-called Deep State has every intention of carrying it out.

"The moment that U.S. forces start striking North Korea, the North Koreans could literally unleash hell if they are inclined to do so."

"Some people say you can separate your faith from your work. I feel very much the opposite."

The former First Lady has expressed an interest. But who would listen? That's the question.

Too much patriotism? There's no such thing, this columnist says.

I am about to share with you one of the strangest things that I have come across in a very long time.  

This former NBA player has a long track record of making change across America.

It's obvious when you see it.

"Today, he says, we'll be reviewing 'one of the most difficult sections of the Bible.'"