On February 25th, I was invited to represent Voice of Revolution at a gay activist event at Myers Park Baptist Church in Charlotte by Q-Notes editor and homosexual activist, Matt Comer. The event featured a lecture [...]

Update: Martin Ssempa provided some in depth analysis of the show on his blog here.
The interview with controversial Ugandan Pastor Martin Ssempa on the “Anti-Homosexuality” bill is available here: http://lineoffireradio.askdrbrown.org/2010/03/11/march-11-2010/.  Various gay activists were invited to participate in the discussion, but declined.  Jim Burroway, one of the individuals that declined, had this to say about [...]

Martin Ssempa, who will be appearing on the Line of Fire today at 3pm EST, was featured in last night’s edition of Nightline:

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Tags: line of fire, Martin Ssempa, Uganda

A Ugandan Pastor named Martin Ssempa will be appearing on Dr. Michael Brown’s live radio program, The Line of Fire, on Thursday, March 11th, from 3:00-4:00 PM, EST, discussing the Ugandan ‘anti-homosexuality’ bill. Dr. Brown will be taking calls during the program at 866-348-7884. Listeners will be able to listen live online by clicking HERE. [...]

Last year, Harry Knox, Director of the Religion and Faith Program at the Human Rights Campaign, was appointed to President Obama’s Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, and subsequently drew criticism from Catholics for referring to the Pope and some Catholic bishops as “discredited leaders.” Below is a debate Dr. Brown had with him [...]

Pro-life activist Flip Benham (pictured in white above) gives the story behind this picture, which has been featured in advertisements for a new Fox News show (watch it here), below:

This picture has received a lot of play recently on the Fox News Network as an advertisement for the Megyn Kelly Show.  It was taken outside [...]

From Voice of the Martyrs:

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Tags: conversion, Islam, Jesus, Muslims, Pakistan

It’s a wonder this ad ever saw the light of day, given the incredibly controversial message it sends (tongue firmly implanted in cheek). From CitizenLink:
The NCAA took a Focus on the Family ad off of its Web site after homosexual activists complained.
The print ad shows a father holding his young son. It’s titled:
Celebrate Family. Celebrate [...]

Controversial filmmaker Molotov Mitchell (often featured on WorldNetDaily) recently released a video entitled “Uganda is right, Rick Warren is Wrong” concerning Uganda’s proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill which would criminalize homosexuality, allowing for the death penalty [...]

Billboards from www.toomanyaborted.com in the Atlanta area are causing controversy:

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Some statistics from the video:
Nationally, while black women are 1.5x more likely than white women to become pregnant, the CDC says black women are 3x more likely to get an abortion.

Tags: abortion, black community, pro-life, racism