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DAILY DEVOTIONAL PODCASTS ARE HERE!

I’m so excited about this!

Do you desire encouragement from God’s Word?

Do you want your faith in Jesus to be built up, to better equip you to live out what you believe?

Then I’ve got the podcast for you!

As some of you know, I’ve been leading weekly Bible studies for many years. Now, after come clear urging from the Lord, I’m taking these studies to podcast form within my Another Chance Podcast Series.

They’re available daily wherever you liven to podcasts (including here). They run about 15-minutes each.

I hope you will enjoy–and please pass the word to your friends.

 

Earth Day’s Communist History

This is article is currently running as a commentary at World Net Daily. WND are the folks who published my books. It’s important to know that Earth Day is a communist, anti-God, phony holiday. ALSO: check out my Hidden Headlines podcast on this very subject as well. 
-Brian

On April 22, 1970, a trio of radical dreamers rolled out the first Earth Day. Their hope was that the well-planned, nationwide event would effectively assault capitalism, free markets and mankind.

The initial concept was conceived by Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis. Nelson was Congress’ first environmentalist activist. He was also the mastermind behind those radical public school “teach-ins” that were vogue throughout the ’60s and ’70s. During the teach-ins, mutinous school teachers would scrap the day’s assigned curriculum, pressure their students to sit cross-legged on the floor, “rap” about how America was an imperialist nation and converse about why communism really wasn’t such a bad form of government – it just needed to be implemented properly.

Nelson’s teach-in efforts were aided by a young man named Denis Hayes. Hayes was student body president while at Stanford University and well-known for organizing anti-Vietnam War protests. Hayes heard about Sen. Nelson’s teach-in concept and eventually helped Nelson institute the practice nationwide.

Rounding out the troika was professor Paul Ehrlich, also from Stanford. In 1968 Ehrlich authored the Malthusian missive, “The Population Bomb,” in which he infamously spouted wild allegations that included equating the earth’s supposed surplus of people with a cancer that needs to be eradicated: “A cancer is an uncontrolled multiplication of cells; the population explosion is an uncontrolled multiplication of people. … We must shift our efforts from treatment of the symptoms to the cutting out of the cancer. The operation will demand many apparently brutal and heartless decisions,” he wrote.

In 1969, following a much-hyped oil spill off the Santa Barbara coast, an overblown patch of fire on Cleveland’s Cuyahoga River, and the drug-induced vibes cast across the nation via the Woodstock Music and Art Fair, Nelson met with Ehrlich and reportedly said, “My God – why not a national teach-in on the environment?” Hayes was brought in to play a pivotal role with organization and implementation. After careful consideration, a name and date for the event were chosen: the inaugural Earth Day would be celebrated April 22, 1970. The fact that this date was Russian dictator Vladimir Lenin’s centennial was no accident.

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Environmentalists have always admired Lenin. He was the first disciple of Karl Marx to capture control of a country, and the opening act of his seven-year reign commenced with the abolition of all private property – a Marxist priority. Despite overseeing a bloody civil war, a devastated economy and a citizenry without hope, Lenin made it a priority to implement his signature decree, “On Land.” In the extensive essay he declared that all forests, waters and minerals to be the exclusive property of the state, and he demanded these resources be protected from use by the public and private enterprise. Selling timber or firewood, mining minerals, or diverting water for farming was strictly prohibited.

While Nelson and Ehrlich were already known as non-traditional crackpots, Hayes was that and more. In a New York Times article published the morning after the first Earth Day, headlined, “Angry Coordinator of Earth Day,” young Hayes bragged that five years earlier he fled overseas because “I had to get away from America.” Hayes was so committed to his anti-capitalist cause that he made sure his organization did not even produce Earth Day bumper stickers, “You want to know why?” he explained to the Times, because “they go on automobiles.”

Earth Day has never been a celebration of the beauty and bounty of this awesome terrestrial ball. Instead, it’s always been an assault on man. During the first decade of Earth Day observances, people were proclaimed the polluter. By the ’80s, the event’s organizers cast mankind as the tree killer, and with the ’90s, humans evolved into the animal species annihilator. The global warming scare never really became popular until the late 1990s, and when it did it provided compatriots at the Earth Day headquarters with the ultimate hook to hang their red berets: Humans, particularly Americans, were now devastating the entire planet’s climate.

Today, rather than join in with the Marxist folderol designed to hammer the American way, let’s give thanks to God for our nation’s abundant resources and pray that the outlandish green agenda of the current administration will be seen for what it is – a fraud.

 

Limbaugh: the man who launched a movement

Rush Limbaugh has lost his battle with cancer.

The first time I heard Rush was on KGO in San Francisco. It was 1988. If I remember correctly Rush’s new syndicated show was broadcast out of Sacramento five days a week. KGO was running a replay of one of his shows on either Saturday or Sunday.

I was working in television in San Francisco (KPIX) and part-time for CBS in New York. I was stunned as I listened to the radio. It was as if Rush was saying what I had always been thinking!

Actually, given the year, I couldn’t believe someone could get away with the truth that this guy was throwing out. It was sooo politically incorrect.

Eventually, like probably hundreds of other wannabe local radio talk show hosts, his presence on the radio made me want to try my hand at this new type of show.  For me, that wouldn’t occur for another 13-years.

Michael Savage hit the local San Francisco airwaves with his brand of conservative radio in about 1994, also on KGO (by this time Rush had moved to KNBR in San Francisco and later to the station I eventually worked for, KSFO, in about 1998).

Between Rush and Savage my conservative opinions and thoughts about how to do talk radio were fashioned.

Rush was a mighty force in American conservatism, in fact the mightiest. He brought to the public sphere commentary and information that our representatives in elected office were incapable to putting forth. Rush spawned the proliferation of thousands of conservative radio shows, both on broadcast radio and Internet. For crying out loud, without Rush, Fox News wouldn’t even be a glint in the eye of Rupert Murdoch.

I heard that in recent years Rush repented of his sins (whatever those may have entailed) and turned his life over to the Lord and Messiah Jesus.

Awesome!

Looking forward to talking with him in Eternity.

Super Propaganda at the Super Bowl

This article is also featured at World Net Daily.

Like millions of Americans this past Sunday, I watched Tom Brady convincingly cruise to another Super Bowl win. However, while the “old guy” was adding a championship ring to his collection, a bigger game plan was in overdrive to transform the minds of the masses.

Television is a primary mechanism of social engineering and control. It has been from the very beginning.

Sponsors pay significant sums of money to advertise their wares during a show they believe to be popular. The commercials they employ are cleverly produced to create false expectations, urging subconscious minds to behave irrationally and immaturely. Whenever possible, subtle or overt sexualization is slipped into the imagery.  The endgame is to lure viewers into a false reality that leads them to needlessly buy stuff they don’t really need.

But television commercials, often like the programs they’re inserted into, aren’t limited to selling goods and services. They sell ideology.

Such was the case this past Sunday. Big time.

The TV announcers, supposedly there to give us the play-by-play, spoke often of the work that the National Football League and its players have accomplished away from the game to battle racial inequities.

The message was clear: America is a racist nation and its playing field must be reconstructed.

Ironically, the announcers and their script writers avoided the fact that between the goalposts racial inequities are zero.  The mantra there is all about fair competition: “Just win, baby!”

Another blatant message was unfurled in game’s second quarter.  On cue, COVID-masked fans in the stands held signs toward the cameras declaring, “It Takes All of Us.”  Meantime, the TV talkers noted 7,500 vaccinated “front line workers” were invited to the NFL to the game.

Another clear message: if you, too, get inoculated, you will be able to safely attend big events like the Super Bowl.

And then there were the commercials.

Ads, or “spots” as they’re called, during the Super Bowl or any television program, represent “corporate propaganda,” a phrase popularized by Edward Bernays, “the father of public relations.” Amongst Bernays’ long list of achievements is a 1929 campaign promoting female smoking (quite rare at the time) by branding cigarettes as “Torches of Freedom.” The ads presented slim women whose sexy figures were attributed to smoking rather than snacking.

It worked.

In his 1928 book Propaganda, Bernays described consumers as irrational and subject to herd instinct. His belief was that skilled practitioners of his marketing methodologies could use crowd psychology to control the masses in desirable ways.

Bernays was even told that Germany’s Reich Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, employed concepts from his book.

Well, so do today’s societal engineers.

Take for example the Super Bowl commercial that critics are saying was this this year’s best. No waay it was Wayne and Garth’s comeback in a pitch for Uber Eats. Instead, it was a deviously edited spot by the NFL declaring America’s racism problem.

Entitled, “As One,” the ad portrays symbols from the current social justice movement, including selectively edited footage from protests this past summer. Careful to scrub any scene hinting of the terrible violence which destroyed property and harmed lives, the images include posters declaring “No Justice, No Peace” and “BLM,” a hat proclaiming “End Racism,” and three NFL helmets showing the names of Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, and Eric Garner on the back.

T-shirts worn by peaceful protestors state, “We Won’t Be Silent!”

The takeaway?  If we all stand together in the name of social justice we will create a better future.

While it all sounds so heavenly, even those on the left know the real goal. Social justice isn’t about equality. It’s about vengeance on a multitude of platforms.

In the days ahead I suggest the best remedy for counteracting corporate propaganda is employing a sound mind. Be careful what you allow in and stand firm on a foundation consisting of eternal truth.

As the Apostle Paul says in 2 Timothy 4:7 , “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”

 

Note to all Christians who voted for Biden: WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?

(Hat Tip to Just The News)

The Secular Democrats of America PAC has provided Joe and Kamala with guidance to “boldly restore a vision of constitutional secularism and respect in the land for religious and intellectual pluralism.”

It’s already working. Did you see the stupid video Kamala put out celebrating the fake, secular, holiday of Kwanzaa?

That’s called an early payback to this anti-God PAC.

After four years of the Trump Administration’s efforts to  uphold the right of Christians (and Jews, and Muslims, and whomever else) to freely engage in their faith, as outlined in the First Amendment, now we get this.

Totally expected.

It’s shocking to think how many Christians actively promoted the Biden ticket.  Sure, many were just tag-alongs who didn’t like Trump’s personality or whatever, but WAY TOO MANY were actual voice pieces for the democrat party.

What were you fools thinking of?

Some of us have been carefully studying and observing the democratic party and their masterminds for decades. We know what they are up to. You should have considered our counsel.

The PAC says it “represents secular Democratic individuals and organizations” while advocating for “secular governance” as well as the promotion of “respect and inclusion of nonreligious Americans,” while mobilizing “nonreligious voters.”

The proposal was formally presented to the Biden team by Democratic Reps. Jamie Raskin and Jared Huffman, co-chairmen of the Congressional Freethought Caucus; it was also endorsed by Democratic Rep. Jerry McNerney (the latter used to follow me like some kind of a creepy spook at my book signing events shortly after taking office).

“We’ve offered the new administration a roadmap to restore our basic constitutional values and protect science, reason and public health in American government,” Raskin and Huffman said in a joint statement.

In the document, the group says Trump has “empowered the religious right in ways no other administration has before, making significant advances in enacting their Christian nationalist agenda.”

The proposal calls for Biden’s team to work with Congress and governors to “advance a secular agenda at all levels of government, taking into account the current makeup of the federal courts and new, unfavorable precedents that your administration will have to contend with.”

We told you Christian Biden supporters that you were ignorant. Just wait until the democrats pay homage to the Planned Parenthood PAC.

That said, I will not let your foolishness come in the way of our fellowship. We all have the propensity to make dumb mistakes, which God is able to forgive.

Meantime, I’m continuing in prayer (along with millions of others) that Biden will not take office.