Steve Strang

I was so thrilled recently when Shemane Nugent—wife of legendary rock ‘n’ roll singer Ted Nugent—reached out to me out of the blue to talk about my new book, God and Cancel Culture. Shemane describes herself as a “Christian living in a rock ‘n’ roll world,” and I was pleased to be able to talk

Of the many friendships I have developed with ministry leaders over the years, one of the ones I really cherish is that of Susan Perlman, one of the co-founders of Jews for Jesus. I truly admire the work that she and her organization have done around the world, especially in places where it is dangerous—if

In the 1980s, when I was in my 30s, I was heavily involved in building bridges between Blacks and whites—mainly within Pentecostal and charismatic circles. Charisma magazine has had dozens of cover stories on Black leaders over the years. And I have attended many meetings on reconciliation and even hosted a few in our offices.

I’ve known Susan Perlman, one of the co-founders of Jews for Jesus, since the early 1980s. I remember visiting their headquarters in San Francisco, and it made a huge impression upon me. This past week, Perlman had an opportunity to return the favor by visiting our offices here in Lake Mary, and I had the

Early in his childhood, Andrey Shapoval knew he had a strong calling of God on his life. His mother, with whom he immigrated to the United States from the Ukraine, had a visitation from angels that told her of the special person she carried inside her and the great things he would do for the

Antisemitism has reared its ugly head for centuries. Jewish people worldwide have been targeted and have been victims of this toxic persecution for longer than any care to remember. But the cancel culture, about which I have written a new book, God and Cancel Culture , which releases Sept. 7, is a cancer that has

I want to talk about a subject that’s very important, especially considering what’s going on in our country and in our society. Whether or not many Christians want to acknowledge it—and some simply refuse to—we are in the midst of a very intense spiritual war. The enemy is hard at work at disrupting the lives

My good friend, Mark Burns, an evangelical Black pastor from South Carolina, pulls no punches when he speaks about the powerful havoc the issue of racism is wreaking on our country. Burns is convinced that racism is an “all-out assault from the gates of hell,” and that there is only one way it to battle

Our government is in chaos. Racism is rampant, and brother is hating brother. The enemy is destroying marriages. It doesn’t take a genius to realize that something is very wrong in America right now, and that a crucial element is absent from the daily lives of even well-intentioned, churchgoing people. Deliverance Minister Kathy DeGraw, author

When Hubie Synn wrote The Tales of a Wandering Prophet a few years ago, he says he felt “very inadequate” to write such a book because, as an accountant, he never felt his life was interesting enough to teach others about prophetic ministry. Apparently, God thought differently. Through Synn, many have experienced miracles, signs and

If there is one thing Christian entertainer Dino Kartsonakis has learned through the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s resilience. Both he and his wife not only contracted and battled through the coronavirus, but he also has discovered the challenges of performing through modern technology instead of onstage—something he’s done for decades as a concert pianist. On June

Christian entrepreneur Clay Clark, host of the Thrive Time Show on the internet, isn’t naïve about what is taking place in America right now. He knows exactly what the enemy is doing at this very moment to bring down this country which was founded more than 240 years ago on the Bible and Christian principles.

One man who knows suffering from experience is Pastor Andrew Brunson, who was in prison for his faith in Turkey for two years on trumped-up terrorism and spying charges before being released in October 2018. Brunson believes persecution and harassment toward Christ-followers in America is about to intensify in many ways and that Christians—charismatics in

Throughout Scripture, the children of Israel recounted God’s goodness by bringing them out of Israel and performing miracles. So bear with me as I recount an important milestone on June 1, thank God for His goodness and announce my newest book, God and Cancel Culture, which I just finished. It was on June 1, 1975,

When he wrote the song, “In My Life, Lord, Be Glorified,” in 1976, Bob Kilpatrick didn’t intend for it to be sung publicly. On a recent episode of the Strang Report podcast, Kilpatrick told me he only had wanted it to be a prayer to be shared between three people—himself, his wife, Cindy, and Jesus.