From the most livable city in the greatest nation on God's green earth, a voice is heard speaking right words to a culture gone left, to a world increasingly bereft of reason.
He's a broadcaster with a narrow view of religious freedom. It's called the First Amendment.
But Michael Medved is more than just a talking head. His body of truth animates his entire life. Just ask his wife. She'll tell you.
He's an Orthodox Jew who has more than a clue about how to honor his family and worship his God.
Week in and week out Michael acts out what he speaks up about. This Seattle-based partial observer is unabashedly passionate when it comes to the rights of those who are left behind in what sadly remains a racially-divided democracy.
He's also an advocate for those who embrace traditional values who have been disgraced by the proponents of "political correctness" or denied their prophetic voice by a society that promotes a totalitarianism of tolerance.
Far from a Rush hour, Michael's three-hour daily commute on network radio finds him trafficking in truth without succumbing to reckless speeds that would leave his unseen passengers dizzy.
Although he aggressively drives home his point of view, he refuses to merge onto the express lane of arrogance. And unlike some of his profession, Michael is not given to rogue rage.
But he is given to watching Hollywood's best and worst. He's a film critic who's courageous enough to be critical of mindless crap that tarnishes the silver screen. He is also willing to stand up for a wholesome motion picture most of his colleagues have put down.
It's true. Michael Medved knows what really happened to the Class of '65. That was his class. Those were his classmates. He wrote the book. In the process he found probable cause to examine the often-troubling consequences of unexamined lives.
Yes, Michael Medved's a class act who knows what will likely happen to those who simply march to the cadence of a culture that can't detect the drumbeat of the Creator's heart.
There's good reason why more and more Americans are listening to this Mike behind the mike. His is a voice of reason.
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PO BOOKS BY GREG ASIMAKOUPOULOS |
Sunday Rhymes & Reasons
Published June 4, 2009
Sunday Rhymes and Reasons is a compilation of inspirational poetry by America's pastor/poet laureate, Greg Asimakoupoulos. In this, his third volume of poetry, Pastor Greg paints word pictures that portray both the struggle and fulfillment that define a life of faith. His repertoire of rhymes celebrate rite-of-passage occasions like birth, baptism, marriage and death as well as the major holidays of the church and culture. It is a volume that illustrates the poet's love of words and of popular culture. The author dips his brush into a paint box of hubris, humor and honesty.
"Gloria and I have been encouraged by word pictures from Greg's pen that have celebrated both our ministry and God's presence in our world." – Bill Gaither, Gospel music composer/performer
"Gifted poet Greg Asimakoupoulos is a dear friend of our family. His poetry blesses, comforts, entertains, and provides inspiration for every season of life." – Natalie Grant, singer/songwriter/recording artist
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