Tactics

Leftism is not merely a rival political ideology, but a rival religion to Christianity.

The Montgomery Biscuits announce they will have no 2020 season due to coronavirus. The Alabama Department of Archives and History puts out a statement on how they have unfairly curated history to reflect a certain view in the past. The Supreme Court rules against a Louisiana law aimed at crippling abortion clinics.

Mississippi' congress votes to change it's state flag, removing the confederate emblem from it. Faulkner University President Mike Williams joins the program to discuss the school's new land acquisition for it's Health Science department.

Caleb gives this week's Alabama Coronavirus update. University of Alabama's football team puts out an official video voicing their support of Black Lives Matter. Yes Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed is awful, but there are other mayors even worse than him.

Sometimes it's very easy to find yourself draw into one error because of your extra dislike for another, but Christians must avoid both.

The FBI finds that the noose in NASCAR driver Bubba Watts's stall in Talledega was put there long before Watts was even assigned the stall. State Rep. Will Dismukes (AL Dist. 88) calls in to talk about the recent controversy over a picture of him in front of a rebel flag.

Mayor Steven Reed's mandatory masks ordinance fails in the city council and decides to just do it anyway. Black Lives Matter is painted on the city's fountain right in front of the state capitol. Shaun King calls for the removal of Jesus statues.

Caleb gives his weekly Coronavirus update for Alabama. Matt Clark of the Foundation for Moral Law comes on the show to discuss the SCOTUS decision that discrimination "on the basis of sex" in the Civil Rights Act now includes gay and trans individuals as well. Mayor Reed goes full Obama when his proposed mandatory mask ordinance fails and decides he'll just enact it himself without the city council's approval.

The City of Birmingham drops the charges of inciting a riot it levied against Jermaine "FunnyMaine" Johnson. Aunt Jemima syrup and Uncle Ben rice decide to rebrand themselves.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall fines Mobile $25,000 for removing a confederate statue. Roy Johnson of AL.com is mad at Gov. Ivey for being to quiet. Rayshard Brooks's shooting caused riots, but is that the only thing it and the George Floyd case have in common? Chris Cuomo of CNN asks where it is written that protests must be peaceful?