The Day I Touched a Leper
A visit to a leper colony in India brought me face-to-face with my unwillingness to love.
The First Mormon President: Does Faith Matter?
Barack Obama made history as the first African-American president of the United States in 2008. This year could also be historic if GOP presumptive nominee Mitt Romney were to be elected America’s first Mormon president.
Conservative Weighs in on Potential Romney Running Mates
There is growing unease among conservatives that the “short list” of vice presidential candidates Mitt Romney has under consideration has too many establishment-type Republicans and few, if any, principled small government constitutional conservatives.
Building a True Rainbow Coalition Demands Biblical Philosophy
Much has been made in this nation around the issue of race, perhaps more than any other nation in the West.
God, the Devil and the Dark Knight
Last week’s shooting in Colorado should remind us that Satan is not a fictional character.
Answer to Aurora Shootings Isn’t Gun Control, But God-Connection
“It’s not about guns, but sin,” said Vision America Action President Dr. Rick Scarborough, a Southern Baptist Minister, referring to the shootings at an Aurora, Colorado movie theater, where 12 died and more than 60 were wounded.
