Grimly Fiendish plays the game that never pays sing out loud but never prayed. Grimly Fiendish wears a coat that’s black and long he doesn’t know that it’s all wrong. Simply fiendish, a child caught in a grown up world,…
Read moreBy Colonel Donor When I was a boy of fourteen I read a tract from an American missionary that described the brutal torture inflicted upon children by the Viet Cong in their strategy to intimidate people into submission through terror…
Read moreIs abortion just a simple medical procedure? Four former abortionists who met in Chicago in February of this year told audiences about the horrors involved in the abortion industry – and made public apologies for what they had done to…
Read morePOMPANO BEACH, FL (FR) – Christian schools have experienced unprecedented growth under the Sandinista government in Nicaragua – despite the record of human rights abuses and religious persecution in this communist nation. Sources say that the number of Christian …
Read moreImagine a revival so big that the number of charismatics and Pentecostals in a country triple in five years, with the result that it is a problem for churches to find buildings large enough to meet in. Imagine thousands of…
Read moreWe have discussed in the last two installments of this series that a certain elite group of educators, writers, and literary critics set out in the mid- to late 1800s to discredit the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. This scheme was…
Read moreIn the wake of the controversy over legalized abortion, most Americans are unaware of the nature of the Roe vs. Wade ruling. Roe vs. Wade was a 1973 Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion in the case of rape, incest, or…
Read moreVIRGINIA BEACH, VA (CBN) – Parents who watch television with their children are becoming increasingly uncomfortable with what they are seeing on their screens. And with a similarly growing frequency, many are either switching channels or turning off the set…
Read moreDorm Bible Study Series Lately many states are turning to pari-mutuel gambling and the lottery system to raise revenue as an alternative to raising taxes. Is it ethical for the government to support gambling? Have lotteries produced the desired results…
Read moreKIEV, USSR (EP) – In what is apparently the first arrangement of its kind, two universities in the Soviet Union have agreed to allow Christian students with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship to visit and enroll for the 1989 summer term. Kiev…
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