Producer's Desk — history
What is “The Producer’s Desk”?
As you know, Richard Land LIVE! is a once-a-week broadcast. This is fine and good, but some of us are—let’s be honest—borderline ‘addicts’ when it comes to reading the news and blogs. Fear not! This is where the Producer’s Desk fills that Sunday-through-Friday void when RLL is not broadcasting.
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We hope you enjoy!
-The Producers
(This is a separate subscription from the RLL Podcast found in the right-hand column of this page.)If you come across something in your online reading you think is worthy of posting here, send us the link and your comments through the Contact form in the right column of this page!
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Richard in Richmond - Feb 13
posted by Producer on 02.06.2010
Topics: culture, history, evangelicals
Come see Richard Land in Richmond, VA on Saturday, Feb 13.
He’ll be speaking at Grove Avenue Baptist Church at the In God We Trust conference. Other guests include, David Barton, Steven McDowell, Craig Parshall.
Register here. (Conference & lunch = $24, Conference only = $17)
Richard will broadcast Richard Land LIVE at the conference.
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As heard on RLL: July 4th, Healthcare petition
posted by Matthew Hawkins on 07.06.2009
Topics: guests, erwin lutzer, john goodman, history, evangelicals, politics, religion, religious freedom
Health Care
- Free Our Health Care Petition
- Guest bio: John Goodman
Church & State
- Guest: Erwin Lutzer’s website
- Book: Is God on America’s Side?: The Surprising Answer and How It Affects Our Future - Erwin Lutzer
- Hitlers Cross - Erwin Lutzer
- Slandering Jesus: Six Lies People Tell about the Man Who Said He Was God - Erwin Lutzer
- Is God on America’s Side? audio interview CD - For Faith & Family
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Nashville Declaration of Conscience
posted by Matthew Hawkins on 06.06.2009
Topics: abortion, history, politics, religion
From 1994: 5500+ Words on why the killing of abortion providers is unbiblical, unchristian and un-American. (Also available in PDF 324 KB)
Related current articles:
- On the Murder of Dr. George Tiller - Richard Land
- SBC spokesman disavows statements by former second VP - ABP
“[Wiley] Drake said June 2 on “The Alan Colmes Show” that he is praying “imprecatory prayer” — reciting as prayer Psalms containing curses or prayers for punishment on enemies of the psalmist — against President Obama… [Sing] Oldham told Associated Baptist Press that Drake is not a spokesman for the Southern Baptist Convention and his comments do not reflect the actions, resolutions or positions of the denomination.”
- RELATED - Washington Post
“Wiley Drake is far out of the mainstream, in fact he’s in a drainage ditch somewhere,” Land said.
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Last Night’s Debate
posted by Richard Land on 10.08.2008
Topics: history, politics, election
My latest post at Casting Stones:
“I had the honor and privilege of attending last night’s second presidential debate at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn. Some commentators and reporters have described the debate as subdued and uneventful. I can assure you, as someone who was actually in the audience, it was anything but…”
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September 11, 2001 and Bush’s Legacy—Forever Linked
posted by Richard Land on 09.12.2008
Topics: history, politics, terrorism, war
My latest post at Casting Stones:
“The current issue of Foreign Policy (Sept/Oct 2008) has a cover photo of President Bush in a Stetson hat with the caption: “Lonesome Cowboy—Why you’ll miss him when he’s gone.” Inside is David Frum’s article “Bush’s Legacy,” which argues that historians will be far kinder to President Bush than present pundits…”
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Statement on religious freedom in China
posted by Richard Land on 08.22.2008
Topics: history, international, religious freedom

“I have had the privilege of traveling to China as part of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. We spent two weeks in 2005 traveling to all parts of China to meet with religious groups, as well as government officials.
“It was clear during the course of our trip that our Chinese hosts were increasingly frustrated that the commission delegation was not more impressed with the degree of toleration afforded religious groups in China. During a lengthy discussion with Chinese officials on the last night of our trip, this frustration bubbled to the surface, and I explained to our Chinese hosts that we were aware of their frustration. There is no doubt more room for religious expression in today’s China than there ever was in the old Soviet Union or in China under Mao. They have expanded and gilded the cage in which people of religious faith operate in the People’s Republic of China. But it’s still a cage in which the government decides what degree of religious expression will be tolerated at any given time and, when the government’s line is crossed, what punishments will be meted out. As I explained to the Chinese officials, toleration is not freedom, and what the Chinese people deserve and are entitled to is religious freedom, not religious toleration.
“No one knows what the future course of religion will be in China, but it is certainly an expanding presence, particularly Christianity, in Chinese society. We need to pray for our Chinese brothers and sisters in Christ as they struggle in their country for freedom of conscience and freedom of faith.”
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Caution: Robert McElvaine’s “Grand Theft Jesus” has a problem with facts
posted by Richard Land on 08.08.2008
Topics: book review, books, baptists, history
My latest post to Casting Stones…
During my last semi-weekly [bookstore] browse, I picked up a copy of Grand Theft Jesus, by Robert McElvaine, subtitled “The Hijacking of Religion in America.” Imagine my surprise at finding that I was mentioned on at least 10 pages, although never in a favorable light. That’s OK—everybody is entitled to their own opinion. However, as the late great Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan so famously said, “Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts.” Indeed.
I won’t bother to take issue with most of the scurrilous accusations made against me and many other Christian leaders in Grand Theft Jesus. I will, however, point out two places where the author’s facts are 100 percent wrong. I will then leave readers to draw their own conclusions about how they should judge the other alleged “facts” in this diatribe masquerading as a book…
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Wednesday Readin’
posted by Matthew Hawkins on 08.06.2008
Topics: abortion, history, homelessness, racial reconcilation
Forgetting the Evils of Communism - Goldberg
Report: Abortion doc attacks pro-life activist - Malkin
Why many Americans prefer their Sundays segregated - CNN
- Thanks to GetReligion for highlighting this.
Some local Nashville notables:
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Witness against Tyranny
posted by Richard Land on 08.05.2008
Topics: history
My latest post at Casting Stones:
“Despite the massive efforts (including the killing of tens of millions of their fellow human beings…) of the Communists to eradicate religion and create the “new” Soviet man, the Aleksandr Solzhenitsyns of Russia survived and rose up to furnish eloquent testimony to the evil of the Soviet system and the terrible, terrible cost it exacted on real human beings by the tens of millions…”
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America’s Defining Holiday—Independence Day or Thanksgiving?
posted by Richard Land on 07.23.2008
Topics: history
My latest post…
Tony Snow was enormously grateful to his God and for his country. He once wrote, “If you think Independence Day is America’s defining holiday, think again. Thanksgiving deserves that title, hands-down.” When I first read that it startled me a little, because I’m really big on Independence Day, when we celebrate the incandescent brilliance and boundless courage of our Founding Fathers in their proclamation of timeless truths in the Declaration and in having the temerity to defy the world’s first superpower—the British Empire. Upon reflection, however, I believe Tony Snow was absolutely right…”


