Ah yes, road life…it’s been a while folks; but tomorrow (June 10) on The 700 Club, we’ll try to catch up.
For those of you who remember: "Teenager in Love," "Where or When," "Runaround Sue," "The Wanderer," "Ruby Baby," "Donna the Prima Donna," "Drip Drop," and an anthem of the Sixties, Abraham (Lincoln) Martin (Luther King) and John (Kennedy). Just some of the hits of Dion DiMucci.
A Christian gym manager in Florida is getting headlines after announcing plans to open his own “Lord’s Gym”, which he says will offer Christians a safe place to work out. Along with a modest dress code and Biblical imagery on the walls, his facility will host “Yogod” classes (an alternative to yoga) and a “Chariots of Fire” spinning class. If only there was already an alternative place where Christians could work out in a wholesome, community-focused atmosphere … some sort of young men’s Christian association or something …
A few weeks ago I wrote about the “Evangelical Identity Crisis” that was facing some major Christian groups in the wake of “The Evangelical Manifesto”. A group of concerned leaders drafted a document that attempted to de-politicize the term “evangelical” and make it less of a polarizing idea for non-believers.
Because of the false report earlier that the McCain campaign had rejected a meeting with Billy Graham, Jeremy Blume, a spokesperson for Franklin Graham wanted to clarify the situation.
There's a story out there that the McCain campaign has rejected a meeting with the Rev. Billy Graham.
For over seven years, the world has been waiting for the start of one the most highly-anticipated Olympics ever, and the drama leading up to this August's event has definitely lived up to the hype.
For many of China's college students, who were just babies, or not even alive at the time, Wednesday's 19th annivesary of the Tiananmen Square Incident passed with little recognition. Much of the student-led political activity in China is a far cry from the student activists in 1989, but today's young people are hardly apathetic.
The Brody File’s good friend, Dan Gilgoff over at Beliefnet.com has a great interview with Evangelical Public Relations Executive Mark DeMoss. DeMoss has a good read on the climate among Evangelicals. He’s well respected. He believes Barack Obama could get up to 40 percent of the Evangelical vote this November. Read below and then get my take.
Obama may have a “Jerusalem problem.” The other day in front of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee he told the audience that Jerusalem “must remain undivided”. Now it’s not as clear. Read below from The Washington Post.