Michael Bresciani column
Rev. Michael Bresciani is a Christian author and a columnist for several online sites and magazines. His articles are now read in every country in the world. For articles and news from around the world, visit "The Website for Insight."
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September 2, 2011
In Ronald Reagan's address to the nation July 27, 1981 he said "This is not the time for political fun and games. This is the time for a new beginning." He was . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 19, 2011
After a lifetime studying and proclaiming Biblical prophecy it is now apparent that, in this turbulent and unstable world, prophecy is along with the Savior who . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 14, 2011
My recently published piece entitled "Premiere of Discovery's 'Curiosity' — Shameless Secularism not Science" has created no small stir among both the . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 10, 2011
After weeks of being pounded by commercials promoting Discovery Channel's first in a series they call "Curiosity," it would be hard for anyone with only a . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 7, 2011
The only place where the glazed eyes of the most excited followers still reflect a, "If I could but touch the hem of his garment" look; seems to be at the . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 2, 2011
Freedom of choice, free speech and endless opportunities were once the phrases that stood foremost in the thinking of Americans and anyone in the rest of the . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 31, 2011
As the darkness created by social upheaval and worldwide changes grip the world, there are a few lights across the globe that offer hope, stability and a view . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 28, 2011
The daily news cycle shifts from deadly bombings in Norway to union organizers manhandling people over teacher's benefits in the U.S., and if you wait long . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 26, 2011
We labor under the fanciful pop culture notion that late comedian Flip Wilson popularized in the 70's which is very funny but totally theologically incorrect. . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 23, 2011
In a speech made by President Woodrow Wilson on April 2, 1917 he argued the reasons for declaring war against Germany. Of all that he said the one line most . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 20, 2011
Perhaps one of the weakest interpretations of scriptures ever employed by one of the weakest segments of the church comes from Paul's letter to the church at . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 16, 2011
Is America merely a Plutocracy that can be whipped into line by juggling the wealth or as the Obama administration supposes; redistributing the wealth, raising . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 13, 2011
In the 1960's I was onboard an 800ft long vessel that entered the Bermuda Triangle. She sailed along with ease in the calmest seas until clouds began forming on . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 8, 2011
On July 4, 2011 millions of Americans enjoyed the celebration of the signing of our Declaration of Independence by spending time with families, barbecues with . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 2, 2011
The adage, 'we are known by the company we keep' has an obvious meaning even if it pertains only to the external influences of our lives. Actually it is what we . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 29, 2011
The New York Senate passed the bill in a vote of 33 to 29, allowing gays to marry only a week after the N.Y. Assembly gave the bill the green light. Has history . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 24, 2011
As the economy crashes around us Mr. Obama seems content to continue tinkering with the social fabric of the nation as the elected voice of the far left . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 22, 2011
After 23 years in the special top audience time slots with Trinity Broadcasting Network, Dr. Jack Van Impe has pulled the plug with Trinity Broadcasting. . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 17, 2011
I have heard of starting an article with a disclaimer but never with an apology. It isn't so much about breaking new ground in journalism but it is about . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 16, 2011
While it is true that public figures in America can only expect a modicum of privacy the mainstream media seems to have abandoned that staid principle for a . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 10, 2011
The most read article I have ever written is only made it to my own website after being circulated around the internet for over five years. It has been . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 7, 2011
After studying the life and times of Abraham Lincoln for over twenty five years one thing stands out about our sixteenth president above all else; he was indeed . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 1, 2011
As yet there is no category for most amazing backtracking done by a president in the Guinness Book of World Records but there is little doubt that Barack Obama . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 28, 2011
Here are 5 of the most often asked questions of 2011 that by virtue of the answers given by Presidents, Pundits and Prophets can also be included in the list of . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 24, 2011
Christian leaders and pastors are proclaiming their disdain for prognosticator Harold Camping for his latest end of the world campaign, some with disgust while . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 20, 2011
If it weren't actually in the news who would believe that all America has to do since the death of our number one enemy is to go after that nefarious destroyer . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 13, 2011
Advising someone not to be fooled precludes the idea that they are not already complete fools to start with. The Bible says "The fool hath said in his heart, . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 10, 2011
In 2005 the extremely popular contemporary Christian soft rock group Casting Crowns released a song title that has become a much beloved song throughout the . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 7, 2011
In a nation where people are spending more time on celebrity gossip, reality shows and American Idol than on serious matters that affect their lives; we now . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 1, 2011
After indirectly calling Donald Trump a carnival barker followed by a publicity junket to Oprah's stage to chuckle about the clowns who thought he wasn't born . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 28, 2011
John McCain was beat by approximately twenty million voters in the 2008 election. Are those voters going to vote for Barack Obama again? If they do, the hardest . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 22, 2011
I thank God that when I address how God has spoken to me I am not talking about something that happened just yesterday.
In fact it is something that has . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 14, 2011
The left is gloating over Beck's demise since Fox has decided to let his daily shows dissolve sometime later this year. The cause cited is the lack of sponsors . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 13, 2011
Statistics tell us a lot about ourselves, they mark and track trends and mindsets. They can be used to change business practices or to help politicians and . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 6, 2011
News sources are pulsing with reverberations about Donald Trump's remarks on Obama's eligibility and great and mysterious unseen long form birth certificate. . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 4, 2011
It is apparent that the new campaign and operational slogan for the Obama camp is "Winning the Future." It seems so perfectly youth oriented and Chairman Mao in . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 2, 2011
Ask me no questions I'll tell you no lies, is a phrase attributed to Irish playwright Oliver Goldsmith (1728-1774). If Goldsmith were alive today he would . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 30, 2011
It is not easy to forget the answer someone gave me years ago when I asked about the fact that some religions predate the Judeo-Christian heritage by many years . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 25, 2011
Over forty years of study in eschatology (Second coming doctrine) have been bolstered by several revelations that came in my youth and a few later in life about . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 21, 2011
From the beginning of the eighteenth century to about the time of the Civil War in America and across the globe the great missionary movement was underway under . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 8, 2011
In Illinois a Northwestern University professor is taking heat for allowing an after school demonstration of live sex as part of his human 'Sexuality' class. . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 5, 2011
The Bible predicts a great apostasia (apostasy) will precede the coming of the world's last dictator called the antichrist. Don't look now but we are well . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 1, 2011
According to the framers of the Constitution one of the original intentions of ordaining that revered document was to insure domestic tranquility. The term was . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 19, 2011
Politico reported that Karl Rove former advisor to George W. Bush spoke Wednesday Feb 16, 2011 on Fox News and said that the rumors created by the Birther's are . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 10, 2011
Watching the interview O'Reilly conducted with the President during Super Bowl 45 kept bringing to mind the name of a message I once heard a preacher give to . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 3, 2011
This administration has found ways to circumvent the scrutiny of the the Congress and the Senate more than any other in our nation's history. The Supremes have . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 29, 2011
At the writing of this piece Sarah Palin has not yet announced to the nation that she is going to run for President in the 2012 election. When or if she does, . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 28, 2011
Etymology is a science that examines the original use and origins of words but it has taken a serious hit in the modern era. In today's climate of slippery . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 24, 2011
I hate writing articles that require an explanation of the title but I am delighted when someone reads my work because they instantly knew what the title meant. . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 12, 2011
Jared Lee Loughner is charged with killing six people and wounding others in the recent tragedy in Arizona. Days of media coverage has raised controversy, . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 29, 2010
This will be a transitional year for America and indeed the rest of the world as well. Too many degenerative changes have been set in motion across the globe . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 21, 2010
With eight GOP Senators joining the vote to repeal DADT, including much heralded Scott Brown (R) of Massachusetts now gays can prance in array around the . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 12, 2010
A non sequitur according to Wikipedia is "A logical fallacy where a stated conclusion is not supported by its premise." In common vernacular it's something that . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 6, 2010
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs made a brash if not seriously irresponsible response to the Presidents seeming disinterest in the WikiLeaks scandal by declaring . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 4, 2010
The news is buzzing with headlines like "Arsenic eating bacteria suggests extraterrestrial life possible," the headlines are not on the Enquirer at the checkout . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 25, 2010
First it was Greece followed by Spain and now Ireland's economy is in the straights and the Emerald Isle is seeking a loan from the EU of not less than 10 . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 21, 2010
Here is a smattering of imaginary news headlines from across the nation's landscape of current events. Some might get you to crack a smile or bust out into a . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 20, 2010
Stories about good triumphing over evil are heartwarming; they make good movies and make us feel a bit nobler as human beings.
In reality there is no contest . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 10, 2010
Modern films often jump forward and back in time in what are called flashbacks. Some movies actually start off in the last scene and then revert to the . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 29, 2010
November 2nd holds the promise that Barack Obama made two years ago open once again. The midterm elections in the United States will be a referendum on how . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 24, 2010
Mudslinging and character assassination are rampant in the final days leading up to the November 5 election. No election in American history has seen such . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 16, 2010
The capsule the Chilean Navy constructed traveled up and down through the earth a distance of 33 miles in total to save 33 trapped Chilean miners. The courage, . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 8, 2010
In what sounds like a page out of Mad Magazine a fire company in Tennessee stood watching as Gene Cranick's house burned to the ground in Obion County. Cranick . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 2, 2010
On his recent radio shows around the nation Glenn Beck has been telling his listeners to study the Bible. It is refreshing to hear someone who is not a pastor . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 25, 2010
The GOP has issued their "Pledge to America" not a moment too soon as we approach the midterm elections of 2010. Pro-life activists are glad to see that the . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 17, 2010
With a title like that it you'd expect it to be followed with a hearty ra, ra, ra, but not so fast. Primary upsets across the nation may be reason to celebrate . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 15, 2010
I joined many Americans on September 11, 2010 who watched the many tributes and memorials given to honor the lives of those murdered in the terrorist attacks of . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 11, 2010
The changes surrounding Pastor Terry Jones announcement to burn the Koran (Quran) may outlive the point of this article. The latest round of news is that Jones . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 10, 2010
When Franklin Delano Roosevelt tried to quell the fears of Americans who were in the throes of the great depression he said, "The only thing we have to fear is . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 6, 2010
For several years I've written op-eds, (opinion editorials) inspirational pieces and commentaries on just about every subject there is with an eye to revealing . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 2, 2010
French poet and essayist, Paul Valery 1871-1945, said "The trouble with our times is that the future is not what it used to be." Those who look back longingly . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 25, 2010
If carried to extremes the new drive toward tolerance can be just another name for perversion. The old adage about "adding insult to injury" has become an . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 21, 2010
It is hard to believe that liberal politicians and some media are saying that those who oppose the mosque at Ground Zero are using the issue to divert attention . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 16, 2010
Only a few short months after snubbing the National Day of Prayer President Obama continued his war on American sensibilities at a meeting honoring the close of . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 11, 2010
It is clear that a major shift has occurred in the American way of life in the last two years. For over 230 years we were involved in the question of how we . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 5, 2010
Artist Andy Warhol's assertion that everyone will have at least fifteen minutes of fame in their lifetime seems to have gripped this generation at the heart. Is . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 1, 2010
Since the days of Aristotle, Cicero and later Machiavelli the world has endeavored to develop a working knowledge of political science that might be . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 30, 2010
America is fast becoming the land of the free and the home of absurdities. Clinton era U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton sided with Obama's view that . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 23, 2010
The History Channel cooks up a nice pot of Nostradamus and eschatological soup with their multi episodic "The Nostradamus Effect." As usual their best is . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 10, 2010
Every time the President speaks, makes another appointment or ramrods a new bill through the democratically controlled congress, he reinforces what millions of . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 2, 2010
Only days before America's Fourth of July celebrations, in Racine Wisconsin President Obama mocked Congressmen John Boehner (R-OH) about his recent remarks. . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 25, 2010
As if America has fallen into a condition of protracted somnambulism, most public officials along with the summarily distracted citizens of our nation seem bent . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 20, 2010
This year, 2010, father's day makes its one hundredth birthday in America. It is celebrated in over fifty five countries around the world. Television wasn't . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 16, 2010
"President Barack Obama says his talks with Gulf fishermen and oil spill experts are not an academic exercise. They're so I know whose ass to kick." Fox News . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 3, 2010
Long ago a dear and wise friend warned me that in life you do not draw to yourself the kind of people you like and admire; rather you draw only those who are . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 31, 2010
We are fast approaching the time the Bible refers to as "the last days" and the warnings of those who have not become victims of the satanically driven PC . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 26, 2010
Tea Parties, renewed conservatism and strong interest in well directed activist groups are on the rise and it is stirring to see Americans returning to the . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 23, 2010
A visit to one of the best conservative news sites bounced me over to one of the most irreverent videos I've seen in a long time by just clicking on a few well . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 21, 2010
This may perhaps be the first article I have ever written that would be insulted with more than three paragraphs and a conclusion. It may be that I should just . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 14, 2010
A simple scan of current events, a gander at the online or TV news will leave you reeling in disbelief. Never before have newsmen and reporters been so highly . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 4, 2010
"Sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me," is that childhood mantra that no longer seems to be true. Is it time to modify the old . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 23, 2010
After Billy Graham led a rally in Washington in 1952 and called for a day for the nation to pray, President Harry Truman signed the National Prayer Day . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 16, 2010
Hearing of the Republican plans to challenge the constitutionality of the healthcare bill Obama replied with "Bring it on." Has he moved up the ladder to . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 11, 2010
Infantophobia is a neologistic word whose life expectancy may be no more predictable than the unborn-children it makes reference to but, the word homophobia has . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 3, 2010
In the same breath with which President Obama speaks of the Tea Party movement he has also complained that there are people who actually question whether he was . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 2, 2010
Television is inundated with dark portents of the planet's future. In a sweeping smorgasbord of choices we are warned of asteroids, nuclear war, worldwide . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 31, 2010
It is said that all young ministers are bubbling over with the need to say something. It is also followed with the hope that one day when they are more mature; . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 25, 2010
Barack Obama asked the Dems to help him save his Presidency by voting for his healthcare bill. Really! Is there an impeachment underway? America will be far too . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 23, 2010
Following the battle over Obamcare has been daunting and has left millions of Americans exasperated if not in shock. On the surface it looks like a victory for . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 17, 2010
As a boy I marveled at the documentaries that showed how people approached what they perceived as God around the world. Some worshipped rocks and trees, . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 7, 2010
How we love to say that when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor she awakened a sleeping giant. We hate to hear that when the giant went back to sleep a generation of . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 2, 2010
In the recent meeting with the Republicans in Baltimore, President Obama seemed to listen carefully, he moderated somewhat rigidly and, later decided to . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 21, 2010
The idioms of the PC bent are more prevalent in politics than in any other sphere of American life. The general use of PC terms seems to have gravitated largely . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 17, 2010
In an interview with Sarah Palin on Tuesday February 16, Bill O'Reilly repeatedly asked former Governor Sarah Palin to state whether she thought 'birthers' are . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 12, 2010
In an era where change is touted it is becoming apparent that most of what is being offered as change is really just taking a chance. Many of the changes . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 4, 2010
Over four decades ago I had a dream vision of many of the details of the second coming of Christ. It sent me on a lifetime quest to find out all I could about . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 1, 2010
Andy Warhol may have been slightly off when he said everyone is allowed their fifteen minutes of fame. Sometimes they are allowed a few years or even decades to . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 28, 2010
Bill O'Reilly was the first to bring up Pat Robertson's statement on the Haitian pact with the devil to rid them of French rule. Bill said he didn't agree with . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 15, 2010
The effect time has on all humans has created the science of homeostasis. The idea was first put forth by French physiologist Claude Bernard in 1865. Bernard . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 6, 2010
Glenn Beck recently said that giving 'Birthers' air time would benefit the Obama administration. Beck said both the idea of radio air time and the birthers . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 3, 2010
Those who think truth is a relative mix of situation ethics, existentialist mind wresting and just doing what feels good, usually don't bother with questions . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 26, 2009
Santa came early on Christmas Eve 2009 for the embattled Democrats of the Senate who passed the Obama Healthcare bill as expected.
Being forced to buy . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 18, 2009
In a fairer world I could spend my time talking about the beautiful music and sentiments of country music composer Tom T. Hall's classic song, Old Dogs, . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 13, 2009
On the evening of December 11, 2009 Sean Hannity conducted an open discussion with the families of 9/11 victims. Sean's usual polite and casual manner was . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 10, 2009
Since my articles entitled Prophecy 2008 and Prophecy 2009 were the most read articles of each respective year I have undertaken this piece with much care and . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 2, 2009
Years of writing opinion editorials has assured me that my opinion is no more important than anyone else's but at times I understand that it may be more called . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 27, 2009
The EU has confirmed Herman Van Rompuy as the first permanent President of the emerging United States of Europe. He has clearly stated that the first order of . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 26, 2009
News shows across America showed clips of American Idol star Adam Lambert's overt sexual behavior at the recent American Music Awards. Almost all the clips were . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 19, 2009
Sound theology is being supplanted daily by the church's drive toward a more social gospel. Fighting poverty, aids, hunger and homelessness are now considered . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 13, 2009
Almost everyone in America has been somehow affected by the recent events at the Ft Hood Army Base. The events were seemed particularly intense because only . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 9, 2009
Nidal Malik Hasan is charged with shooting and killing 13 people and wounding 29 more on U.S. Army base Ft. Hood in Texas this week. Everyone is scrambling for . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 1, 2009
Due to the emphasis on the R sound (phoneme) in reading, writing and arithmetic early American pioneers and settlers coined the phrase "reading, riting and . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 26, 2009
Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13, and while it may seem silly to some then we discover friggatriskaidekaphobia which is fear of Friday the 13th. . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 18, 2009
Everyone knows that in America we cannot honestly convict a person for a crime as long as there is a 'reasonable doubt' that they are innocent. It is a facet of . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 16, 2009
Thirty five years ago I watched people scratch their heads with a puzzled look on their faces when I told them that Europe would become a powerful nation around . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 11, 2009
Is leftism rising to the defense of evil even as it sinks to the depths of hell? Perhaps this question would have made a better title for this article but why . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 22, 2009
At no other time in our history have the principles and faith of our founding fathers been under attack as they are today. The Bibles President Obama said . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 19, 2009
The President apparently does not take seriously the charge to keep your friends close, but keep your enemies even closer. Over the weekend September 19, 20, 20 . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 18, 2009
When it comes to Rep. Joe Wilson's outburst during Obama's address to the congress it may have finally happened that the immoveable object has met the . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 6, 2009
Barack Obama's plan to address school children between K and grade 12 has raised a furor among millions of parents in the nation. But so far the only reason . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 20, 2009
Most of the journalists I know are not bloggers but bloggers wouldn't have half as much to say if it weren't for those writers. After one blogger responded to . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 17, 2009
America is a land of many contradictions possibly born out of her love for freedom. Some are comical while others are harmful. Most go completely un-noticed . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 13, 2009
In the Obama campaign he was asked what he thought of Jesus Christ. His reply was that when he first heard of Christ he thought that Jesus was a person he would . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 11, 2009
In 1980 Mimosa Films released a film comedy starring a Kalahari bushman named only N!Xau, don't ask for the pronunciation, who not only bears a remarkable . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 9, 2009
When someone is found dying every thing suddenly changes, no words are weighed, but urgent commands are given, calls go out for help and those who have life . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 5, 2009
Today the internet and some main stream media are abuzz about new developments on the Obama birth certificate controversy. Dr Orly Taitz has created the . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 30, 2009
Although America is a fledgling young nation among older countries and civilizations she probably could use the adage "I've forgotten more about freedom and . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 28, 2009
Reminiscent of the fall of Rome Congressional seats may soon be harder to give away rather than raising a fortune to gain. In fairness it would be hard to prove . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 25, 2009
According to columnist Foon Rhee of Boston.com July 23, 2009 the President is 'surprised' by the controversy surrounding his remark that the Cambridge police . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 24, 2009
With an economic downturn of historic proportions, the highest un-employment rate since the great depression and 34 newly appointed czars some with criminal . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 20, 2009
A Jew hating, down with America, Muslim group is openly looking for recruits, no not in Iraq, Yemen or Afghanistan but right here in America. No you are not . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 19, 2009
Estimates are that about 9,500 people die per day in America. That means thousands of special services are carried on daily to honor the departed and ponder our . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 4, 2009
Governor Sarah Palin resigns effective July 26, 2009 after constant media scrutiny and being the butt of endless and tiring jokes, ridicule and intrusions into . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 28, 2009
This week in America three celebrities passed away without warning. Reviews on the life of pop culture icon Michael Jackson was at the top of most news programs . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 24, 2009
With French President Nicolas Sarkozy calling for a strong first President for the EU and Ireland making headway in the upcoming vote on the Lisbon Treaty how . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 11, 2009
The first father's day is said to have been celebrated on June 5, 1908. The first time the day was noted was in a Methodist church in Fairmount, West Virginia. . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 10, 2009
June 6 is D-Day, June 14 is Flag Day and this year we will celebrate Fathers Day on June 21. These observances have long been a deep and revered part of . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 3, 2009
Blame for Dr. Tiller's murder is flying around like the sands of a Mojave dust storm most of it is hyper and unreasonable and it is begging for some legitimate . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 31, 2009
Not everyone is directly affected by the latest injustices or is a victim of a crime but it is impossible not to be touched in some way by the absurdities and . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 19, 2009
The administrators at Notre Dame had it in mind to foster tolerance and diversity with those of differing opinions. Among the graduating class a few students . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 16, 2009
Just in time for Memorial Day 2009 the HBO movie 'Taking Chance' has been released to home video stores and outlets. This remarkable film is a triumph for HBO . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 15, 2009
There has never been a time in history when the terms Eschatology and progressive liberalism have meant more yet it is also a time when speaking rationally of . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 6, 2009
How inspired is the race in the Congress to protect all the sexual orientations that have emerged of late. Are they really threatened? Shouldn't someone tell . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 2, 2009
With almost patronizing ardor Barack Obama called for the passage of hate crimes bills. After adding his ok to FOCA and laying a nine trillion dollar deficit at . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 26, 2009
The news of topsy turvy world economies has kept the media buzzing across the globe. From the little island republic first discovered by Christopher Columbus in . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 19, 2009
Is the report from Homeland Security's new chief that warns that returning vets are dangerous, gospel preachers are to be feared and pro-life advocates are . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 9, 2009
Excited media and political pundits are chomping at the bit to discuss the merits or the failures of President Obama's worldwide romp through Europe and Muslim . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 8, 2009
Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly have a lot of good things to say but in the political climate of the day we may want to take heed to Forrest Gump's Mom. Let's . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 31, 2009
Even if every word about global warming were the immutable gospel truth and even if we never cut down another tree the trail America is leaving behind is . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 27, 2009
Most debates never settle anything and are usually held so someone can be proclaimed a winner; even if they are dead wrong. In a world where popular acceptance . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 25, 2009
Skilled statisticians like George Barna and carefully researched studies from the Pew Reports all show a declining moral climate and a gradual but alarming . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 19, 2009
President Obama's show of anger with AIG for giving out bonus money to its top exec's has raised the ire of the nation and in AIG it has started an open . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 10, 2009
Not in modern times has there been such unity in the voices of warning about the path America is choosing. Statesmen, analysts, pundits, preachers and prophets . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 27, 2009
According to bible prophecy the single reason that the worlds last and most vicious world leader succeeds where all others before him have failed is that he . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 25, 2009
Appearing briefly on Fox's Glenn Beck show Feb 23, 2009, Dutch Freedom Party MP, Geert Wilders said "we should throw out every bit of hate crime legislation . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 11, 2009
In his first press briefing as President, Barack Obama focused on the fiscal well being of the nation. With only days to the vote on Obama's version of the . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 4, 2009
Even though the main stream media ignores the Obama birth certificate controversy it still rages on the internet in articles and blogs. Is it extraneous . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 1, 2009
As his first act in office Barack Obama has lived up to his promise of a "new transparency."It is transparent that he does not regard the lives of unborn . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 27, 2009
On the internet, that last bastion of free speech, a cartoon is going around of a frightened unborn child cocooned in a uterus. The caption says "I hope he . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 25, 2009
The connection between politics and eschatology (Christ's second coming) is little known to all but a few today. This enables many whacky and sometimes . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 23, 2009
Liberalism is having its day on a global scale. The United States is only a notch behind Europe in becoming the second great home for secular liberalisms gray . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 22, 2009
A theorist is someone who holds and expounds a theory. Often the elements of the theory are expostulated on things that may never be known. Was there another . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 17, 2009
Twenty two percent of the United States voted for Obama in the general election. John McCain drew a little under Obama's tally so that means that 78 percent of . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 9, 2009
Glenn Beck will start his new show on Fox News in only a few days. He wishes President Elect Obama success and his good will is commendable. With Obama as his . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 5, 2009
Some of the most popular TV shows today are top ten lists. Everything from the top ten most deadly snakes to the top ten worst disasters is being aired. Here is . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 3, 2009
In America anyone who knows the biblical subject of eschatology (the last things) has been warning that all the signs of the last days are culminating in this . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 19, 2008
This article was birthed December 16, 2008 the day after the Electoral College cast their votes making Barack Obama the 44th President of the United States. I . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 16, 2008
The anti-religious placard placed in the State Capital in Washington State along side a Christmas tree and a manger scene have inadvertently served to point out . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 14, 2008
Anyone in this country who mentions the legal suits now being brought before state and federal courts about Barack Obama's citizenship question is seen as a . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 10, 2008
It's America all over again. A few people decided to meet in a small room in Philadelphia to say they had enough British tyranny. A few people risked everything . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 1, 2008
Why has every major news source in the United States almost totally blacked out all reference to the Hawaiian Obama birth certificate controversy?
In layman . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 28, 2008
America is a long way from forty-niners, straw hats and political bunting draped along the rail of an old caboose and cowboys disappearing into the sunset to . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 25, 2008
The question of whether Barack Obama was actually born in Kenya thus disqualifying him to run as a presidential candidate will not go away. It is like the . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 17, 2008
There has been an obvious lull in reporting, articles and pundit-cy on even the most conservative and Christian sites. The right and the evangelicals are . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 6, 2008
The fat lady has sung and the votes have been tallied. Barack Obama is the 44th president of the United States. America has married the dem's most secular . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 1, 2008
It took six weeks for Barack Obama to admit he was a bit flippant about his answer about when human life actually begins. Now only days away from the general . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 22, 2008
Joe Biden has taken to making predictions on his campaign romp across the state of Washington. No one so far has asked the Senator how he got his information or . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 20, 2008
Can blue collar workers like 'Joe the Plumber' and the busy soccer moms swing the election away from the current Obama leaning trend? The answer is an . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 12, 2008
Not everyone who can't see is blind. Even with 20/20 vision a person or an entire nation can have their attention diverted away from what they should be seeing. . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 7, 2008
Obama says the McCain campaign is pointing to the wrong issue by bringing up his association with, racists, haters and domestic bombers. It's the economy says . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 3, 2008
Squaring off with Delaware Senator Joseph Biden, Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin shined and proved once again that she is the best choice for the GOP in today's . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 29, 2008
With only days left to the final showdown between John McCain and Barack Obama it looks like the dem's have taken to the lowest common denominator in their hunt . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 25, 2008
With apostasy (falling away) running rampant in the church and PC's impassioned call for diversity and tolerance in religion what are the implications for . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 20, 2008
Does the Bible have anything to say about the 2008 elections in America? Specific outcomes of the race may not be covered in the scriptures but since prophecy . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 11, 2008
The IRS has expanded the investigation into Florida internet evangelist Bill Keller of Liveprayer, to now include comments Keller made about the faith of . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 8, 2008
While there are far more passenger trains criss-crossing the European country side, only America has a long and historical fascination with trains. It has . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 25, 2008
Not since "The Night before Christmas" has such a classic been offered to the world. The First Christmas will be enjoyed for generations to come. Twenty five . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 17, 2008
John McCain raised the applause of the Saddleback attendees many times over as compared to Barack Obama; some who paid up to $2,000 for seats at the event. What . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 10, 2008
Those who host conservative radio shows are less likely to be pressured by PC watchdogs but all of them occasionally take leave of reality especially when it . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 1, 2008
Arise, go to Nineveh, that great city, and cry against it; for their wickedness is come up before me. Jonah 1: 2 KJV
The powerful verse of warning taken from . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 26, 2008
When Chairman Mao of China wanted to reach an entire generation, many who were illiterate, he produced his communist message in "comic book" style. It resulted . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 17, 2008
The Bible certainly does not have a section specifically relating to America's economy. In the most general sense, every nation's economy is referred to in . . .
Michael Bresciani
July 9, 2008
For the first time in American history two sitting U.S. Senators will battle for the presidency on November 4, 2008. Barack Obama, Jr. Senator from Illinois and . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 26, 2008
The IRS has started an investigation of Evangelist Bill Keller for his allegedly endorsing political candidates. In fact Keller has chastised or questioned a . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 20, 2008
Barack Obama's much touted campaign cries for "Change We Can Believe In" and the response of the everyday citizens of Europe to the recent "no" vote from the . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 16, 2008
Evangelist Bill Keller of LivePrayer a dot com ministry that has 2.4 million daily subscribers to Keller's messages is leaving the seat open for Sen. Obama to . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 15, 2008
Pastors Wright, Hagee and Parsley have been thrown under the bus and Dr. Dobson is still under scrutiny as he continues to size up the presidential candidates. . . .
Michael Bresciani
June 10, 2008
Reports of sycophantically driven crowds of Obama supporters are making news and bloating the blogs across the nation. Can this phenomenon be explained?
In a . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 11, 2008
The battle between Democratic hopefuls Obama and Clinton has held the spotlight in American politics for the past year and has been upstaged only slightly by . . .
Michael Bresciani
May 1, 2008
Ben Stein's 'Expelled' could properly be called 'Exposed the Movie' because it is a nerve rattling jolt to academicians who are ready to bounce or ostracize . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 22, 2008
No, this is not a joke and to the best of my knowledge nothing like this ever happened. What if it had? Who would fare best in the local pub who would draw the . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 16, 2008
John McCain has used humor to offset those who like to say he's too old for the job. He even pretends to be asleep when asked questions; then suddenly snaps to . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 12, 2008
It doesn't take a team of scientist and a ten year study to understand the basics of cause and effect. Whether it's a sociological explanation or a scriptural . . .
Michael Bresciani
April 5, 2008
The issues of faith and morality have been put on the back burner as America approaches the end of the primary races. As in dozens of races before the economy, . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 28, 2008
No, the title is not a misprint, starting Sunday night March 30 at 1:00pm EDT (actually Monday on the East Coast) Evangelist Bill Keller will storm the air for . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 17, 2008
Bible schools and seminaries may have to teach freshmen the difference between liberal and conservative theology but there is little hope of getting the average . . .
Michael Bresciani
March 10, 2008
In the US the justice system is symbolized by the blindfolded women with the scale in her hand. We hope justice is blind and no respecter of persons but as it . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 24, 2008
Barack Obama has silenced and nearly shamed Hillary in the latest round of debates including the recent remarks made by Clinton about Obama's changes being . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 17, 2008
The simple answer to whether pop culture, trends and morality influence the outcome of an election is, yes! This raises other questions like why and how; that . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 10, 2008
Can a simple slogan sweep a candidate to victory in a presidential race? The shortest and most honest answer to that is simply; yes! It wouldn't be the first . . .
Michael Bresciani
February 5, 2008
Using only his Bible as a guide top internet evangelist Bill Keller has a new website entitled "A vote for Romney is a vote for Satan."
Bill Keller the . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 22, 2008
How many people really vote for the person they think is the best all around and most qualified candidate for President of these United States apart from race, . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 19, 2008
Liberal talk shows and bloggers are falling all over themselves ridiculing presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee for his recent remarks in Michigan. A closer look . . .
Michael Bresciani
January 7, 2008
What is all the talk about an "apostasy" or a "falling away" really all about? Hundreds of examples have occurred in 2007 and this year holds the promise of . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 21, 2007
People have often asked me over the years what I would predict for America. I can only say what I have been able to discern and the few things God has intimated . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 15, 2007
If the ACLU has not contended against all the nativity scenes and public displays for a Christ centered Christmas, this year 2007 might be a pretty good . . .
Michael Bresciani
December 3, 2007
If we didn't actually see it would we believe it? British middle school teacher Gillian Gibbons sits in fear of her life in a Sudanese jail because she named a . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 29, 2007
The Golden Compass is the film based on the first novel in a trilogy written by Philip Pullman. The darkly twisted theme is based on witches that are heroes, . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 27, 2007
Movies today can end with nothing being resolved and some films even offer alternate endings in the event you didn't like the way it did end. The movie Noëlle . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 15, 2007
With an ocean of pro-choice Presidential candidates on the progressive side of the fence it seems reasonable to wonder why they are not labeled as digressive . . .
Michael Bresciani
November 11, 2007
The Spaniards of El Paso Texas claimed to have the first thanksgiving on April 30, 1598. The Virginia Colonists also lay claim to the prime Thanksgiving Day on . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 26, 2007
One of the requirements governing the selection of judges who sat at the gates of ancient Israel's cities was that they had to be at least sixty years old. Most . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 18, 2007
America's penchant for accepting new hate crimes bills is becoming a strain on the idea that "the government can't legislate the morality of the governed." It . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 11, 2007
In a surprising move Dr. James Dobson of Focus on the Family announced in an op-ed in the New York Times that he and some 50 colleagues met and discussed what . . .
Michael Bresciani
October 5, 2007
In a recent report out of one American university students were advised not to debate with creationists about the origins of life. Debates have become a great . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 24, 2007
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was allowed to speak at Columbia University on Monday, September 24, 2007 in a precedent setting event that President . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 13, 2007
The promise of a shining new millennium for mankind was tainted only nine months into the first year of the twenty first century. On September 11, 2001 the evil . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 11, 2007
The new morality born a generation ago is still not allowed into the circle of conservative biblical Christianity. This has driven some of it's proponents to . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 8, 2007
Oprah Winfrey endorsed Obama's campaign in May of 2007 and now has announced plans to step up the Barackian coalition to bolster the candidate's bid for the . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 3, 2007
After Larry Craig pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges, offered apologies and resigned the media circus began. Scoffers, jesters, writers and besters have . . .
Michael Bresciani
September 1, 2007
In America secular forces are actively trying to give Christianity the boot. Day by day trusted biblical precepts are being scoffed at, openly ignored and . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 31, 2007
With 43 Presidents weighed in and counted, Americans can pretty much tell a politician from a statesman. Certain ear markings always accompany a statesman while . . .
Michael Bresciani
August 30, 2007
The three part series on Christianity, Islam and Judaism is an enormous six hour long undertaking presented by veteran reporter Christiane Amanpour who is known . . .
