Category: In the Line of Fire

In 1979, Ayatollah Khomeini became the Supreme Leader of Iran, riding in on a tremendous groundswell of public support. The … Read More

Let’s imagine you’re playing make-believe with your 3-year-old daughter, Sarah. You ask her, “What are you today?” She replies, “I’m … Read More

The November elections may come down to one main question: Whose base is more motivated? The answer to that question … Read More

It was 1965 when Barry McGuire’s No. 1 hit song, “Eve of Destruction” was released, and I heard it as … Read More

I certainly hope I’m wrong. I certainly hope it doesn’t come to this. And yet I am concerned. Will Christian … Read More

The teachings of Jesus are filled with paradoxes, but none is more paradoxical than this: “For whoever would save his … Read More

I’m quite aware that hip-hop and rap lyrics have long been sexually explicit and vulgar. And I’m quite aware, that … Read More

The 110-page, Biden-Sanders “Unity Plan” was released last month, but I failed to review it until just this week. Some … Read More

One of our most popular videos encourages pastors to speak out more on moral and cultural issues. And a poll … Read More

We all know the saying, “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.” But if something is broken, then by all … Read More

It’s no surprise that rioters in Portland burned Bibles this past weekend. As I’ve said for weeks now, the spirit … Read More

To this day, in protests across America, crowds will taunt policemen with the words, “Hands up, don’t shoot!” These words … Read More

As a Trump supporter, I’ve said repeatedly that four more years of Donald Trump will not solve America’s problems. Not … Read More

Do you remember when The New York Times was the most prestigious publication in America? When a positive story from … Read More

While Saul Alinsky can be connected directly to both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, I’m not aware that such a … Read More

We’ve all made poor excuses, passing the buck to others in order to explain why we are not guilty. Yes, … Read More

What began on Twitter as an attempt by anti-Semites to expose alleged Jewish privilege in America quickly became a platform … Read More

Now that the Pandora’s box has been opened and the cancel culture has been turned loose, there is no hiding … Read More

It is one thing to oppose racism and injustice. It is another thing to replace one form of racism with … Read More

On July 14, I tweeted, “There’s a new definition of racism which claims that only the dominant culture can be … Read More

Among the approved messages NBA players can put on their jerseys this season is “I Am a Man.” Presumably, this … Read More