Newt Gingrich, who is expected to run for President tells The Brody File that he “felt compelled to seek God’s forgiveness” over his past marital infidelity. And now that he’s at the grandfather stage he is “truly enjoying the depths of my life in ways that I never dreamed it was possible.”
The Brody File sat down with Gingrich Monday afternoon at The Machine Shed Restaurant in the suburbs of Des Moines before the big Iowa Faith and Freedom event.
We’re posting three clips from the interview below with transcriptions.
The 2012 presidential race is underway and leave it to Evangelicals in Iowa to lead the way.
As I took in the big event at Point of Grace Church north of Des Moines Monday night, here’s my bottom line: when it comes to picking a winner in the Iowa Caucus, this is NOT going to be an Evangelical slam dunk. Conservative Christians are going to have to do their homework.
Christian Athletes Under Contract Negotiations Hold Out for More Money - Greedy or Not?
by Shawn Brown
Last night, millions of TV viewers watched author and entrepreneur Dani Johnson covertly volunteer at area charities in Knoxville, Tennessee, on ABC’s new reality show, Secret Millionaire. At the end of the pilot episode, Johnson revealed her true identity and donated large sums of money to each of the non-profit organizations she visited.
CAIRO, Egypt - CBN News has learned new information about the recent attack against Christian homes and a church in the town of Soul, Atfif, Helwan Governorate not far from Cairo.
Coptic contacts told CBN News, the Muslim mob that attacked the Christians did so at the urging of Mullah Ahmed Abu El-Dabah.
They said during noon prayers at his mosque last Friday, March 4, the imam told attendees the “kaffirs” (infidels) had caused a lover’s dispute that led to the death of two Muslims the day before. He allegedly incited Muslims to rid the town of all Christians.
The Brody File is on the ground in the suburbs of Des Moines, Iowa, and is getting ready for one-on-one interviews Monday afternoon with (soon to be) presidential candidates Newt Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, and Rick Santorum.
All three will be in Iowa for the big Faith and Freedom Coalition Event at Point of Grace Church in Waukee, Iowa. The Brody File will be sitting down with each one before the event.
Watch clips move on The Brody File Tuesday.
The Brody File will also be gauging Evangelicals reaction to their speeches after the event.
Pakistani authorities have released details of a letter threatening Christians and others who support repeal of Pakistan's blasphemy law.
The note was found along side the body of Shabaz Bhatti, the Christian minister of minorities following his assassination this week.
The Islamic terrorists responsible for Bhatti's murder--Tanseem Al Qaeda and Tehrik-e-Taliban theaten to send all of those like Shabaz Bhatti "one by one to hell."
Anger is simply not the best way to cope with pain. Yet, too often, we are encouraged to make the expression of anger a goal in itself. Chop wood, count to ten, yell in a pillow, get assertive, express your anger, get it out, we are told.
On Tuesday's episode of "The 700 Club Interactive," I sat down for a wide-ranging interview with host Gordon Robertson to discuss the latest developments in the Middle East.
We hit the entire region, from Egypt to Saudi Arabia to Iran. Click on the viewer below to watch--the interview follows an excellent lead story at the very top of the show by my colleague John Waage on jihadist cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi.
How would you finish this sentence, “I love my mother, but…”? I asked women to email me their responses and what I found did not surprise me. I received everything from “but…she is controlling, critical, abusive, never there for me...” to “she is an example of grace, my best friend....” Let’s face it. When it comes to mother-daughter relationships, it gets complicated.