Switchfoot performs at 2010 National Boy Scout Jamboree

President Barack Obama may not have made it to the Centennial celebration of the 2010 National Scout Jamboree, but rockers Switchfoot were there. The band performed in front of 100,000 cheering Scouts at Fort A.P. Hill in Virginia on July 31.

Steven Curtis Chapman Records Song Thanking President Bush

Steven Curtis Chapman has introduced a new song that you can hear now
free at StevenCurtisChapman.com. The current splash page on the artist's site reads...

"Whether you voted for President Bush and love him, or you've disagreed with all his policies and dislike him... Could we all agree on this? We owe him a sincere thank you.

As the historic Inauguration of President Elect Barack Obama approaches, StevenCurtisChapman.com pauses to thank our outgoing President for his service to our great country. This Thanksgiving weekend, we hope you'll enjoy the new track by Steven written in President Bush's honor."

Right Now (We Need One Another)

Grammy®-winning, multi-platinum-selling BeBe & CeCe Winans along with country superstars Vince Gill and Wynonna Judd came together and recorded "Right Now (We Need One Another)" a song they debuted today live in a post-election episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show.

The song is exclusively available on iTunes. The single will also be included on the untitled, anticipated, album by BeBe & CeCe which is sure to be a popular release in 2009.

A better name might have been "Right Now (We Need God), thanks to you Oprah" - in part because of the New Ager's support of Obama.

Obama - I already have a Messiah

Glenn Beck brought to light a video on his show that again demonstrates the unnatural ardor that Obama's followers have for him. It's been removed from YouTube, but you can see it here:



A nice analysis of this offensive and creepy video can be found here.

Huntley Brown isn't voting for Obama

There's an email written by before-now-little-known Christian pianist Huntley Brown making the rounds in which he eloquently explains why he will not be voting for Obama in November.

In the email, Brown says,

"Many of my friends process their identity through their blackness. I process my identity through Christ ... I can't vote black because I am black; I have to vote Christian because that's who I am. Christian first, black second."

Interesting post here.