christianity

I guess we must all learn to face facts. Even those of us here in the great state of Louisiana are subject to the growing tide of America's "Cancel Culture."

Have you ever wondered when the actual 12 Days of Christmas were and what they were all about? Buckle up, because we've got a story to tell!

Judah 1 is expecting to receive an official FAA certification. Once that happens, they will be rubbing shoulders with the giants in the airline business like American

An ice cream brand based in Toronto that is being accused of blasphemy by Christians is attempting to further expand into the United States.

My car serves a variety of functions in addition to getting me from point A to point B safely. If you've listened to the show for any length of time you've heard me talk about listening to my Joyce Meyer podcasts on the way into work to get my day started in the right frame of mind.

The family and I were driving up to Springhill yesterday morning to spend some time with my Dad on Father's Day.  That's when I saw it.  This little yard sign said it all.  It tells the world just where you are and who runs this part of the country.

The third Tuesday of each month, just as churches all over the area are doing, First Baptist Haughton holds a special gathering entitled “Men of Courage.”  Designed to keep men focused on the Christian “big picture” and as true leaders of their homes, Men of Courage features some really great speakers from all walks of life.

While it isn’t too far of a stretch to believe that Shreveport would rank high on the list of most Bible-Minded Cities, but to rank #2? Congratulations, Shreveport!

As reported by TheRightScoop.com , for the first time in history a lay person gave the Presidential inaugural invocation and really didn't mention God much at all and especially noteworthy was her omission of the words "Under God" when quoting the Pledge of Allegiance.

In a story originally reported by FoxNews.com we discovered that a photo of The Painted Posse, a group of devout LSU fans who are also devout, Christians had been altered.  In their original photo you plainly see the small crosses painted on their bodies as a sign of their Christianity.  However, in the photo that was sent out in an email about the LSU/South Carolina game, the crosses were gone.  

It seems that the act of “Tebowing” is not going away anytime soon. No matter how much we pray that it parishes in a fiery death.

Tomorrow, May 3, is National Day of Prayer.  Time for all of us to dirty our knees and ask the Good Lord to bless this country, to spread his goodness over our sick and to guide the misguided.