Category: Here’s the Deal

When Robin Williams committed suicide, figures were released on the skyrocketing numbers of middle-aged men taking their lives. Unexpected health … Read More

Recently an armed man breached White House security, leapt over the fence and made his way over 160 feet through … Read More

As kids, many of us eagerly awaited the next hilarious episode of Jed Clampett and his Beverly Hillbillies. Parents never … Read More

This summer I had the distinct privilege of serving Mat Staver, president of Liberty Counsel, in hosting pastors and wives … Read More

In nearly all suicide cases, there is far more than one victim. Family and close friends are left with an … Read More

“What happens to people who kill themselves?” “Do Christians automatically go to hell if they take their own life?” “Is … Read More

Malia Obama has turned Sweet 16. Like many her age, a rite of passage is going to a concert or … Read More

Part 2 is the best way to launch this commentary. It is a definite response to those who appealed for … Read More

“Was Jesus ever tempted sexually?” This question was sheepishly and confidentially asked by a young man who took one of … Read More

A tawdry and titillating TV trend is under way. Seven—that’s right, seven—shows are being rolled out on cable and satellite … Read More

In our current cultural crisis, a jolt can do us good. Buckle your seat belt and prepare for an alarming … Read More

For those harboring images of Jesus as a meek and mild religious figure with naked baby cherubs encircling His frisbee-haloed … Read More

One of baseball’s greatest hitters of all time died recently at the age of 54. Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn … Read More

Last Saturday I attended my 12th “Gay Pride” event—this one in Nashville, Tennessee. I’ve also gone to ones in Washington, … Read More

Thirty-five years ago at an outdoor Christian festival, I made an erroneous statement for which I was sued for $19.5 … Read More

Something is terribly wrong with comedy in our country. Decadence is rapidly replacing decency. If it’s offensive, embarrassing and raunchy, … Read More

If you are over 50, you probably remember it. It would do you well to reminisce a bit. If you … Read More

President Lincoln believed the Civil War was God’s judgment on the United States of America. In calling for a National … Read More

On newsstands across America, Entertainment Weekly magazine invites us to purchase the latest issue, highlighting the “most important, infuriating, heartbreaking … Read More

Scripture, not sentiment, must direct the life of an authentic Christian. Misdirected mercy can seem right, but it oftentimes entails … Read More