It’s not very often that a former “shock-jock” confronts a nationally-known pastor for his sin on the front page of a Chicago daily newspaper. But recently, that’s precisely what well-known radio host Mancow Muller did—calling out Harvest Bible Chapel Pastor, James MacDonald, on the front page of the Daily Herald. Many readers were surprised that
You’ve likely heard her songs like “How Great is the Love,” “Not for a Moment,” and “Spirit of the Living God” on the radio, but leading worship in the church remains Meredith Andrews’ passion. For years, she was on staff at Harvest Bible Chapel and toured with Harvest’s Vertical Church Band. Now she and her
Singer Kathryn Scott may not be a household name in the U.S., but she’s one of my all-time favorite worship leaders. Her well-known worship song, “Hungry,” ministered to me powerfully when I was going through a difficult time. And there’s no doubt that when this Irish-born woman sings, she leads people to the feet of
Many refugees have fled war-torn areas where they witnessed unspeakable atrocities and barely escaped with their lives. After weeks, months, or even years, they arrive at a refugee camp run by the United Nations, places billed as safe havens for refugees until they can be resettled or it’s safe to return home. But as recent
Christians are divided over whether to support President Trump’s tighter limits and restrictions on refugees coming into the country. Some say Trump’s harder line violates Jesus’ commandment to welcome the stranger, while others say it’s necessary to protect citizens, which is government’s God-given role. I’ll discuss the issue with Christian leaders on both sides of
His books making the case for Christ and the Christian faith have sold more than 14-million copies. And now the story of Lee Strobel, the atheist reporter-turned Christian apologist, has been made into a feature film that will hit theaters in April. I had the privilege this week of being the first journalist to screen
The Women’s March banned Students for Life from its event this past weekend. But the young, innovative group of activists got revenge by planting themselves — and their oversized banners — at the front of the march. The move got the attention of thousands on social media, who shared the image on Facebook and Twitter. It got
If Hillary Clinton is elected president, the United States “is going to go down really fast.” So says former Congresswoman and GOP Presidential Candidate Michele Bachmann in this episode of Seeking Truth. According to Bachmann, the situation in the U.S. is dire. Muslims with ties to terrorism are infiltrating the U.S. government, while Islamic terrorists continue to stream
Sex. Our culture is saturated with it, but the church rarely addresses it. Dr. Juli Slattery wants to change that. She’s co-founder of Authentic Intimacy, a ministry aiming to reclaim God’s design for human sexuality — and a guest on the newest edition of Seeking Truth with Julie Roys. In this episode, Julie explores: How
Are progressives truly fighting for gay rights and income equality? Or, is their objective far more radical and insidious than most Americans imagine? Are they actually out to destroy marriage and family — and seizing gay rights as a means to this end? In this episode of Seeking Truth, Julie interviews Dr. Paul Kengor, author of “Takedown: From Communists to Progressives, How the Left has Sabotaged Family and Marriage.” And, in this riveting and eye-opening discussion, Dr. Kengor shows how Leftists — beginning with Karl Marx, the father of communism, and moving to Weather Underground terrorist and Barack Obama mentor, Billy Ayers — have sought to revolutionize society by smashing monogamy and anything that smacks of traditional, Christian values. And now, with the dawn of gay marriage, they may have just the vehicle they need to complete the job!
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