Robin Bartlett Frazier, a two-term elected official in Carroll County, Maryland, isn't shy about her Christian faith.
It's what almost landed the granddaughter of a Methodist minister on the wrong side of the law in March 2014.
"Thinking of what Jesus did for me on the cross, I would not say his name because I might go to jail?" Frazier pondered. "I just couldn't do that."
Frazier shared more of her story with CBN News' John Jessup. Watch below:
Capt. Dan Gordon is not only a reservist in the IDF, he's also a Hollywood screenwriter. When war breaks out in Israel, Dan leaves his scripts and heads to the Jewish state.He takes up his post as one of the spokespersons for Israel. Here's his latest dispatch on the latest development of "Operation Protective Edge."
Who's War Is It Now?
If there was ever any doubt before, there is none now.
This is Hamas’s war. They wanted. They got it. They own it.
On this week's edition of The Watchman, we analyze Israel's latest conflict against Hamas with CBN Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell and Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Ron Dermer.
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From September 11, 2001 until the beginning of this year, 22,000 Muslim terrorist attacks worldwide--an average of 5 a day--killed more than 125,000people and injured nearly three times as many. The death toll does not include honor killings or those murders not reported in the media.
So many of the couples we see at the Marriage Recovery Center are angry, defensive or completely withdrawn from each other. There are often years of unresolved issues that have led to complete hopelessness, which is reflected in their anger and defensiveness towards each other. At the Marriage Recovery Center, we call this “reactive behavior”—coming from one’s “Protective Self”—a part of our character designed to protect ourselves, but the same part that often creates more trouble for us.
1. Hamas’s violent history. Since 2001, Hamas and other terror groups inside Gaza have fired nearly 14,000 rockets and mortars into Israel. That’s an average of three attacks a day. Those attacks increased after Israel unilaterally withdrew from the Gaza Strip in 2005 to bring quiet on its southern border. The question remains: what other country in the world would endure such a barrage?
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Chances are the Ebola outbreak that is now growing in West Africa is unlikely to spread to America or other western countries. Still, we need to be concerned.
The number of people that have contracted the deadly disease since late last winter is fast approaching 900. There is no known cure for the virus.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: As Hamas launches scores of rockets deep into the heart of Israel, the military is responding. Government advisor Dore Gold explains why Israel does what it does to protect its people.
And we'll take you to "Rocket town," the bomb shelter capitol of the world.
The weekend is here and mom and dad are at it again. It doesn’t seem to matter what they fight about, just that they constantly fight. Little Jill covers her ears. Billy runs under the table and tries to hide and Angie cries. Mom and Dad are screaming at each other and the kids are caught in the middle. They just want the fighting to stop.