Here is President Ronald Reagan’s first Christmas address from 1981 (about 4 minutes). And here is President Barack Obama’s Christmas address from 2015 – his last Christmas message before the 2016 presidential election surprise (about 3 minutes). President Obama’s message focused on family traditions and paid only passing lip service to the birth of Jesus… President Reagan’s message focused on the wonder of the first Christmas … and why the Son of … Read More
Evangelical Leaders: Is Israel War Part of Biblical Prophecy?
Over the years, I’ve seen Bible prophecies unfold. What about the latest Israel war? This has sparked Pastors, Bible scholars, and Christians to turn to the Bible for guidance and to see if the prophecies are applicable to the current news. Although the Israeli/Gaza war takes place in an area the size of New Jersey, Israel is central to Bible … Read More
Ramaswamy: He Says Christianity and His Hindu Faith Align [VIDEO Interview]
(Editor’s note: This is part of our continuing series for all the presidential candidates for the 2024 election—No endorsement for any candidate is made.) Many Christians listening to Republican Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy like what he says and assume he is a Christian. At a faith forum in Iowa, he was directly asked about his religious beliefs. Ramaswamy was asked, … Read More
Thanksgiving: A Lifestyle, Not Just a Holiday
For us as Christians, thanksgiving should be our daily lifestyle, not just a holiday we celebrate for one day each year. Yes, this is a time to be thankful for our American heritage … for freedom … for our unique and many blessings. But my prayer is this attitude of thanksgiving be much more. Many of you are familiar with 1 Thessalonians … Read More
Celebrate Thanksgiving with Abraham Lincoln’s Proclamation: An American Time of Division and Fear
As Thanksgiving approaches, bless someone with Abraham Lincoln’s “Thanksgiving Proclamation.” Some of our readers may wish to read part or all at your Thanksgiving dinner… if that’s “legal” in your community. President Lincoln gave this at one of the worst years in American history – with division and fear for the future. See the proclamation below: Washington, D.C.October 3, 1863 … Read More