Have a Ramadan Coke and a Smile!

Starting September 1, Coca-Cola will introduce a newly designed can featuring the Islamic crest and star as part of a month long celebration of Ramadan. The design will only appear on cans sold in Muslim countries. Read more

What Happened to America?

Do you realize it has been almost seven years since Islamic terrorists flew hijacked planes into the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon? It’s one of those defining moments in time when you’ll always remember where you were and what you were doing when you first heard the news. There have been only a handful of such events in my lifetime (I’m 39)… President Regan being shot, the space shuttle disasters, both Challenger and Columbia and September 11, 2001, forever designated as 9-11. Read more

Christian Radio Under Attack By FCC

For years, democrats have been trying to reinstate the so called Fairness Doctrine in an effort to silence conservative talk shows on the radio. Now the FCC is considering new regulations that could devastate the Christian radio industry. Read more

What about the hamburgers?

You would think a large public company, especially one that markets heavily toward children, would at a minimum remain neutral when it comes to issues like homosexuality. McDonald’s apparently doesn’t agree as they unapologetically endorsed homosexuality by making a $20,000 donation to the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC). Read more

Obama: America No Longer a Christian Nation

Now that Barack Obama is the official Democrat nominee his past words are coming under more scrutiny. In a June 2007 speech Obama said “Whatever we once were, we’re no longer a Christian nation. At least not just. We are also a Jewish nation, a Muslim nation, and a Buddhist nation, a Hindu nation and a nation of nonbelievers” Read more

China Earthquake: A Firsthand Account

Yesterday my three sons and I went up to the earthquake stricken zone to bring water, food, clothes and tarps to people near BeiChuan.  We went past MianYang into JiangYou and then westward towards Beichuan.  We went through some very small villages.  The further west we went the more destruction we saw.  When we got closer to Beichuan the road was closed.  They would allow us in by foot but told us that everyone had been evacuated already.  Since we wanted to pass out supplies and bless people we turned around and looked for people in need. Read more

China Journal: The Day the Earth Shook

A friend of mine and his family are serving in China. Shortly after the earthquake he emailed me the following account of what it was like when the earthquake hit. Read more