“You are an idiot and I hate you!” ... “You make me sick! Loser!” ... Parents are often disturbed when they listen to kids play on the school playground or in a group. Several have commented on the negative speech that comes out of their mouth and ask what they can do to correct this. Here are my thoughts...
It may be time to look at your life rather than look down at a screen.
The latest health science proves that the new exercise trend not only helps you lose weight, but makes you healthier. It's called HITT, which stands for High Intensity Interval Training. I've tried it and can attest to the results.
The only problem is, it violates one of the cardinal rules of exercise: do something that you like.
On this week's episode of The Watchman, we sit down with Middle East expert Michael Rubin to discuss his new book, Dancing with the Devil: the Perils of Engaging Rogue Regimes.
Plus, we travel to Hungary to meet a former outspoken anti-Semite who has had a profound transformation.
Life is difficult. So begins Scott Peck’s best-selling book, The Road Less Traveled. We resonate with these words as we find life often to be difficult. Peck was not the first person to echo those words, of course, as the Apostle James also told us there would be trials in this life and that we must embrace them and grow from them. (James 1:2)
By now, I’m assuming you’ve heard about how agnostic comedy talk show host Bill Maher totally trashed the biblical story of Noah and committed total blasphemy against God as well when he called God a, “psychotic mass murderer.”
In case you didn’t see the comments, they are posted below and then The Brody File has something to say to Mr. Maher.
Bill Maher: “And finally, New Rule: No one can blame me when I say this is a stupid country, when 60 percent of the adults in it think the Noah's Ark story is literally true...”
At a time when terrorism committed in the name of Islam is rampant, we are continuously being assured—especially by three major institutions that play a dominant role in forming the Western mindset, namely, mainstream media, academia, and government—that the sort of Islam embraced by “radicals,” “jihadis,” and so forth, has nothing to do with “real” Islam.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: Russia's assault on Ukraine. How does it affect that country's Jews, and the nation of Israel?
Plus, thousands of years ago, the Jewish people faced extinction at the hands of a Persian official. Today, they celebrate their deliverance, well aware that it could happen again.
And, an anti-Semitic party gains ground in Hungary. Why the country's Christians and Jews it could become even more powerful in the upcoming elections.
It's not everyday that Evangelicals, Catholics, and Muslims get together. But when they are faced with a crisis and have a common goal, God uses the rare occurrence of unity to accomplish great things.
That was the hope this week as a three-man, multi-religious delegation from Central African Republic visited Washington, D.C.
This week on The Brody File, one-on-one with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Is he conservative enough for the GOP base if he runs for president?
Plus, Jenny in the B Block looks at President Obama's new outreach program to minority families.
Plus, The Church Lady makes an appearance and we bring back our interview with former CBS Reporter Sharyl Attkisson, who is leaving the network over disputes about her Benghazi coverage.