As I think about this road to recovery, I think of refuge. I think of sanctuary. For a long time many of us looked for refuge. What we found was life in a bottle, a life full of drugs, full of food disorders, full of depression, full of struggles. I found sanctuary in a bottle. The problem is, when that bottle was empty, there was an emptiness, a loneliness, a feeling of despair.
Marguerite Evans Ministries presents the advanced "How to Enter into the Supernatural Kingdom" seminar with Ivan & Isabel Allum, March 1-3, 2012, at CBN in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Under a new rule recently announced by the Obama Administration, all organizations offering health insurance plans to their employees, including religious organizations, must cover contraceptives including birth control and the controversial morning after pill.
My latest report is one that will make your blood boil. Over the years, Palestinian terror groups have slaughtered countless Israeli civilians. What many people may not know is that in the process, Palestinian terrorists have also killed and injured dozens of American citizens.
Now there is a movement to have those Palestinians face justice here in the United States. But the hardest part may be getting the U.S. government to take action.
The sermon last Sunday was on the 7th chapter of Joshua, a sobering chapter that deals with sin in the Israelite camp. It begins with a sin committed by Achan, one member of the tribe of Judah. When the Israelites took the city of Jericho as recorded in chapter 6, God tells them not to take anything from the siege.
The oy-gevalt line of the campaign spoken by Mitt Romney:
"I'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. If it needs repair, I'll fix it."
Read more here.
So Mitt Romney doesn’t care about poor people? I’m sure that’s not exactly how he feels but that’s not the point. There are three major problems with this line.
Watch my analysis of the Florida Primary on "The 700 Club" this morning.
I've spent my entire life living in the liberal bastions of Philadelphia, New York, and Washington, D.C., so visiting Texas--where God and country still matter--is always a thrill. I've been in the Lone Star State all this week for some very important engagements.
In the end it wasn’t even close. Mitt Romney’s decisive win in Florida made the following clear:
• Organization and money count. Romney and his Super PAC outspent Gingrich 4 to 1 and they also were better able to organize an early get out the vote operation. You can have a good message but if you don’t have cash and the people to execute it, then you’re in trouble. Romney has plenty of cash and plenty of people to help him.
• Negative advertising works. Voters complain about it but most of them are influenced by it.
I'm pleased to announce that my keynote speech at the annual Christians United for Israel (CUFI) Leadership Summit on Monday night, Jan. 30, will be webcast live. To watch my presentation as it is happening, click here.
The event begins at 7:30 p.m. CST (that's 8:30 p.m. EST, 5:30 p.m. PST) with opening remarks from CUFI's founder, the one and only Pastor John Hagee and from my good friend, CUFI's tireless Executive Director, David Brog.