Dear Friends and Partners,
You have seen much in the news once again these past days about the situation in Egypt. As a result, we would like to take this opportunity to share with you the heart of the Egyptian people because much of the Western news coverage is avoiding the real issues.
People power or a military coup? Hudson Institute Fellow Samuel Tadros, one of the brightest minds from the Washington think-tank crowd, says Egypt is experiencing a counter-revolution.
Tadros says Egypt's revolution sought to undo the "unimagined evils" that former President Mubarak created in the society. Muslim Brotherhood rule was the result.
The ex-gay ministry Exodus is closing its doors after 37 years. Its president, Alan Chambers, recently spoke with CBN News about what's happened and what's next.
I just returned from a very busy vacation. Yes, I said busy. Things tend to become a lot less relaxing when, while playing with your kids on the beach, you learn that Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohammed Morsi, was overthrown in a military coup.
Not to worry: I still had plenty of sun and fun, although I was monitoring events in Egypt extremely closely. After all, my new book, "The Brotherhood: America's Next Great Enemy will be released on Monday, July 15. It couldn't be more timely.
When you first hear it, you cringe: beautiful, young women choosing to have both of their breasts removed and sometimes also choosing to have both of their ovaries removed. But then when you understand why they make such a difficult decision, it makes a lot of sense.
These women took a genetic test and found out that they have a mutation of the BRCA-1 or BRCA-2 gene. These genes, when normal, suppress tumors in the breasts and ovaries. But if they are mutated, the tumors tend to grow, and the woman's chance of dying of cancer skyrockets.
As Christians around the world pray for their Egyptian brothers and sisters in Christ, one prayer stands out during this time of upheaval in the Middle East.
Only a few days have passed since the popular uprising in Egypt and the ouster of President Mohammed Morsi.
Already Islamists are blaming--and attacking-Christians for the turn of events.
When it comes to our health, processed food is public enemy number one. To win the battle, it helps to know the secrets the food industry uses to keep us hooked.
Many of us are slaves and don't even realize it. Slaves to sugar, that is.
Are you overweight? Do you feel tired all the time? Are you are always hungry? Do you have difficulty feeling satisfied? If you answered yes to these questions, chances are you are a slave to sugar. That means it controls you.
Sugar addiction is very serious. Sugar is responsible for the majority of our health concerns including cancer, heart disease, and diabetes, not to mention obesity, which leads to a whole host of other problems.
How are you celebrating America's 237th birthday this week?
Some young volunteers in our nation's capitol gathered together not far from the White House to pack food packages for hungry kids.
Their goal for the Washington, D.C., effort is to provide one million meals for malnourished and hungry children in D.C., Haiti, and elswhere.