For too long, we have put a Band-Aid on our immigration system. Republicans and Democrats must quit using family, an institution God created, as pawns for their benefit and instead put aside their differences and fix this broken system before it is too late. 

The Dallas mayor just demonstrated that he wants to sever America from its Christian past.

Some think all the government does is ordained by God and to go against the government is to go against God. If that is the case, abortion, a government-approved and funded practice, should be OK. That is horrible theology and even worse practice.  

Don't break the law, or you risk the consequences. But we can do everything legally in our power to get a law changed that is uncaring or discompassionate. 

Without question, there needs to be an honest and thoughtful debate on who should be permanently allowed to immigrate into our country and under what conditions.

God brought forth America for a special purpose, and that purpose is not yet fulfilled.

When you see how dark things are in North Korea, you realize what a miracle it is that its dictator is changing.

We can know these things because they are his moral truth ingrained in every thinking person's soul. The Bible says that moral knowledge is "written on our hearts."

Their preference is reunification: one democratic country where Christianity is openly practiced.

"I am personally asking for Christians to set aside a time of prayer and even fasting for these proceedings and for God's hand of protection and voice of wisdom to lead our president and his team."

My longtime friend, prophetess Kathie Walters, shares some profound spiritual insight into the upcoming summit.

God's people need to unite and pray.

Just as Valerie Jarrett suggested that Roseanne Barr's racist tweet was "a teaching moment," there should be one for what Bee did in calling someone (let alone the First Daughter) arguably the worst possible word you can call a woman. 

We live in a nation that has had to be protected from outside forces.

White evangelicals who think they mostly oppose Carter's politics would do well to give him the same respect Falwell and the Liberty University crowd gave him. 

"All this being done, in sincerity and truth, let us then rest humbly in the hope authorized by the Divine teachings, that the united cry of the Nation will be heard on high."

This situation is worse because these companies block and prevent the constitutional rights of the people—even selling their private information without their knowledge or consent.

From Assembly bills that are trying to silence the voice of truth to legislation that limits parental rights and seeks to promote perverted sex education, we are at the crossroads: "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil" (Isa. 5:20a).

The response is in their hands, and there is a sustainable path to take. 

"They certainly have the right to remain as they are, but they do not have the right to misrepresent and slander an entire group of individuals who only want to share the good news that has set them free from what is, overall, a very lonely and dangerous life."