Wallace B. Henley

Wallace B. Henley

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Wallace Henley is a former pastor, White House, and congressional aide. He served eighteen years as a teaching pastor at Houston's Second Baptist Church. Wallace, the author of more than twenty books, now does conferences on the church and culture, church growth and leadership. He is the founder of Belhaven University's Master of Ministry Leadership Degree.

His latest book, Who Will Rule the Coming ‘Gods’?, offers groundbreaking spiritual insight into emerging AI technologies.

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  • Election 2012: It's Bigger Than Race

    Election 2012: It's Bigger Than Race

    Dr. Joseph Lowery was one of the people who, decades ago, taught me that there are issues much bigger than one's race and its culture, and there comes a point at which one must rise above his or her provincial and even ethnic preferences. How ironic that it is now Dr. Lowery who seems to be suggesting voters give up that greater vision.

  • The Tragedy of Sound Bite Prophecy

    The Tragedy of Sound Bite Prophecy

    Human life is a gift from God, and even if that person is conceived through the "horrible situation of rape," God "intended it to happen." The response: Frenzy. Establishment banshees wailed, mediadom wrung its hands, all midst much sniffing from the sensitive folk who support President Obama's positions that favor expansion of abortion generally, including partial-birth abortion and pregnancy termination so late it borders on infanticide, all paid for by the taxpayer.

  • Benghazi and an Alabama Sawmill

    Benghazi and an Alabama Sawmill

    In our muddled age, narrative is the attempt to cloak crass reality in a filmy haze. Narrative has little taste for the pesky facts, and a dislike for details. Those who search merely for narrative, whether theology, history, or foreign policy, are romanticists. They want Walden Pond without the scum, fairy-populated forests without the poison ivy.

  • 2012 Election: America Doesn't Need Don Rickles or Dr. Phil as VP

    2012 Election: America Doesn't Need Don Rickles or Dr. Phil as VP

    However, Biden somehow believes babies in the womb, the major class of humans who can't take care of themselves, are not among those to be sheltered by the "social doctrines" shaped by the Roman Catholic Church. Biden personally accepts the Church's tenet that life begins in the womb, but says he will not allow that belief to shape his policy views on abortion.

  • Why Would God Give Us Obama or Romney? (Pt. 3 - Final)

    Why Would God Give Us Obama or Romney? (Pt. 3 - Final)

    Why would God give us either of these men? Why would he raise up a president from a belief system that, to some, seems a parody and caricature of the Bible and history, or a president who officially endorses a moral code contradictory to Scripture?

  • 7 Things to Expect in a Second Obama Administration (Pt. 2)

    7 Things to Expect in a Second Obama Administration (Pt. 2)

    What can America – and the world – expect from a possible Obama second term? The undisguised party profile gives us clues, in the shape of seven trends.

  • Four Advantages Obama Has in 2012 Election

    Four Advantages Obama Has in 2012 Election

    If the economy is so bad, unemployment so high, foreign relations in such disarray, national security apparently so full of holes, the President's positions on key social issues so opposite traditional values, why is about half the American electorate still supporting Obama?

  • Texas' 'Crazy County Judge' Similar to Noah and His Ark?

    Lubbock seems as far from the spiritual-moral-social-political-cultural tempest roiling America as that Mesopotamian dry gulch where Noah built his big boat was from the world's seven seas. No wonder Noah was a "national laughingstock."

  • The Taste of Hate: Chick-Fil-A and the Numbing Down of Culture

    Equating Cathy's position with Page's or Breivik's trivializes the concept of hate, blunts and diffuses its meaning. Put a pinch too much salt on a boiled egg and even the little bit bites. Diffuse the same pinch on the Pacific Ocean and the salt loses its saltiness, to paraphrase Jesus.

  • Rahm Emanuel: High Priest of Chicago

    Rahm Emanuel: High Priest of Chicago

    The mayor donned priestly regalia – in spirit if not physically – when he declared his outrage over the support for traditional marriage voiced by Chick-fil-A's president, Dan Cathy. The establishment media choir howled as usual in the same key that Cathy's position is "anti-gay," and the Chicago mayor-high priest rose to the pulpit.