Author Archives: Pastor Scott

  The Hard Left’s Dystopian Future Has Arrived…And Only THEY Can Save the Planet! The rioting of leftist street activists in response to the election of Donald Trump is entirely predictable and will quickly morph into a very large and … Continue reading →

This is it. When we awake on November 9th we will know whether We the People were successful in snatching our government from the clutches of the multi-tentacled Clinton Crime Family and the global elite it represents. Ironically, the outcome … Continue reading →

Many of the people announcing an intention to vote for Donald Trump are adding a disclaimer to distance themselves from his unsavory comments or actions of the past. I’m not going to do that. In my view Donald Trump is … Continue reading →

Borking: to attack or defeat (a nominee or candidate for public office) unfairly through an organized campaign of harsh public criticism or vilification. Merriam-Webster Dictionary. At the peak of his presidential power, the populist conservative Ronald Reagan moved to solidify … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Greetings from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Anne and I arrived yesterday morning as sunrise was breaking over the rugged Tien Shan mountains, along which runs one of the major arteries of the famous “Silk Road.” It was a magnificent start … Continue reading →

Jesus said “The scribes and Pharisees sit in Moses’ seat. So practice and observe everything they tell you. But do not do what they do, for they do not practice what they preach” (Matthew 23:2-3), but under the Lord’s inspiration … Continue reading →

I love the Living Word of God, the Bible. Of course, God also speaks to us through His wondrous Creation, and in the still, small voice of His Holy Spirit, who literally dwells in those who have accepted Christ as … Continue reading →

Printable PDF of the Flyer: new-england-biblical-values-summit-meeting New England Biblical Values Summit Meeting Tuesday, October 4th, 7-9PM Bethany Assembly of God, 580 Main St, Agawam, MA, (Fireplace Room) The Theme: How can we steer the New England states back toward the values … Continue reading →

Transgenderism and the collapse of social order When I was pursuing my law degree in the mid-1990s, fresh from publishing my first book The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the Nazi Party with Orthodox Jewish researcher Kevin E. Abrams, I was … Continue reading →

Recently the Christian mega-charity World Vision was exposed and publicly shamed by the Nation of Israel for allowing diversion of donor money to the Hamas terror organization. The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted the following report on its website: … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I put out the following article (below) which was published at WND:   http://www.wnd.com/2016/07/ginsburgs-hit-on-trump/ Today, an article appeared in the New York Post voicing the same concern that leftist hyperbole could spark an assassination attempt on Donald … Continue reading →

I have just returned to the United States from a two-month personal fact-finding tour to assess the state of Christian civilization in the west, visiting sixteen countries, including especially Austria, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria in Eastern Europe as well as … Continue reading →

Once while wandering on the Oregon coast On a sandy patch Of a rocky beach I found the perfect Sand Dollar. I carried my prize in my hand to the next beach Then wondered, “Is it still alive?” “Are you … Continue reading →

It was with disappointment but not surprise that I read the news about the standing ovation that openly homosexual Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel received at the Republican national convention. It’s being spun by some conservatives as merely appreciation for … Continue reading →

Last week my attorneys at Liberty Counsel filed a Motion for Summary Judgment in US Federal Court seeking dismissal of lawsuit charging me with “Crimes Against Humanity” for preaching a factual, Biblical, and humanitarian message against homosexuality in Uganda back … Continue reading →

I’m rarely at a loss for words, but in this case I don’t really have much to add to my attorney Harry Mihet’s absolutely devastating summary of the facts in the SMUG v Lively lawsuit, as stated in the introduction … Continue reading →

Immediately upon my return from my fateful visit to Uganda in 2009, just a few months into the Obama presidency, I made a prediction in our monthly newsletter that I had since forgotten about. One of my attorneys reviewing the … Continue reading →

On my second visit to the land of my ancestors, Great Britain, just before the turn of the millennium, my family was traveling on a shoestring budget and the only accommodation we could afford was an old holiday caravan at … Continue reading →