Doug Beacham

@PhilCooke We did too. Sorry we didn’t connect.

Great question. I went through Reagan in DC today and the line had been reduced to 1 person.

A wonderful way to prepare for Holy Week.

@thepointsguy I only check in golf bags 😀

Tell us you’re a frequent flyer without telling us you’re a frequent flyer. ✈️

@drjamesmerritt @touchinglivestv @TBN Happy anniversary!

Here in Aruba celebrating my 50th wedding anniversary with my beautiful Teresa and Marc and Gloria from Wisconsin came up to today to tell me how much they love ⁦@touchinglivestv⁩! Small world. So grateful to influence people for #Jesus thru @TBN!

ATL at 0515 . No clear no digital TSA for lack of workers.

@ElishaWiesel @MarkHalperin We stand with the Jews against antisemitism.

"Through the infamous Durban conference, History is giving us Jews a signal. And we had better learn to decode it." - Elie Wiesel ### Today, Mayor Mamdani celebrated St. Patrick's Day by spreading the vicious blood libel against the Jews, claiming that we had perpetrated a genocide in Gaza. He platformed and praised Mary Robinson, the previous President of Ireland, whose leadership of UNHCR was forever marked by the stain of the antisemitic Durban conference, from which the American delegation resigned in protest. Read here what my father wrote in September 2001, days before 9/11, expressing his profound disappointment in Mary Robinson and the hatred against Jews she had allowed to foment at Durban through the United Nations. Elisha Wiesel - March 17th, 2026 ### FROM ELIE WIESEL'S PRIVATE ARCHIVES: The Durban Conference will go down in History as an enterprise of shame. Instead of being an important international gathering of goodwill, it became a circus of slander. Conceived as a world gathering against hatred, it turned into a mean spirited meeting of hatred. I was supposed to be there. Both Kofi Annan and Mary Robinson tried their best to persuade me, especially since I was a member of the small "Committee of Eminent Persons", created by the UN High Commissioner, to help with the proceedings. But when I read the working documents I resigned. Antisemitism, which is the oldest group prejudice in History, didn't even figure in the program. What did figure was something about "holocausts such as the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians by the Israelis". Mrs Robinson called me several times. I had lunch with the UN Secretary General, whom I had known for years. I explained to both why I simply cannot be part of an event that is so outrageously anti-Israeli and anti-Jewish. They claimed that the language would be changed. But the trouble was the content. I warned the UN Secretary General that the Conference, the way it was being prepared, will remain a moral disaster in the annals of social and political conduct among nations. For the content was sheer vicious hatred whose reverberations must revolt all decent and civilized people. Secretary Powell and his colleagues were outraged. Their courageous stand deserves support and praise. The American and Israeli delegations left; others did not. I wish European and South-American delegations had followed their example. Their explanation is that they will work from the inside to work out another draft resolution. It's too late. The damage was done. Hatred is like cancer. It goes from cell to cell, from limb to limb, from person to person, from group to group. We have seen it at work in Durban. Even respected personalities such as Kofi Annan somehow lost his way and said things that are unworthy of him. With the Durban scandal in the background, how can the world expect Israel to trust the United Nations? And how can good people, idealistic people have faith in its mission to bring nations together in an atmosphere of dignity? The Durban conference will be remembered as a forum dominated not by anti-Israelis but by antisemites. That militant Palestinians hate Jews that is known. It is enough to hear the various Islamic leaders harangues and read schoolbooks printed by the Palestinian Authority: they preach hatred and violence not against Zionists but against Jews. Their slogan, naked and brutal, which is everywhere the same, has been felt and heard in Durban too: "Kill the Jews!" What hurts is not that Palestinians and Arabs voiced their hatred but that so few delegates had the courage to dissociate themselves from them. It is as if in a weird and frightening moment of collective catharsis, they all dropped their masks and showed their true faces. Through the infamous Durban conference, History is giving us Jews a signal. And we had better learn to decode it. Elie Wiesel - September 4th, 2001

Always an excellent and inspiring resource.

Thankful for the impact of NHCLC and our dear friend @nhclc

@UGAfootballLive 2

Only one #Georgia logo can stay, which one are you choosing?

@drjamesmerritt Happy anniversary!

50 years ago today I married my best friend, soul mate, ministry partner, a Proverbs 31 woman, best wife/mother/Nana ever! I am more in love with her today than the day we married. I proposed on our second date—big mistake-should have been the first! Thank you Lord for my Teresa!

@markchironna Appreciate the Wesley emphasis you are giving.

The Protestant insistence on justification by faith does not cancel the therapeutic vision of the early Church Fathers. Wesley proved this. He held both together without compromise. The atonement declares the sinner righteous AND heals the soul's distortions. If our soteriology has no room for healing, it is thinner than Wesley's. And thinner than Scripture's.

@ArchbishopOKC Thank you Archbishop for your faithful stand for protection of the unborn.

I fully support Bishop Kevin Rhoades in his challenge to Notre Dame to rectify its poor judgement in hiring a professor who openly stands against Catholic teaching when it comes to the sanctity of life, in this case protection of the unborn. diocesefwsb.org/statement-of-m…

Martyn Lloyd-Jones on tolerance toward other religions and Christ being the only way. Should we have "religious tolerance"?

The First Amendment to the US Constitution guarantees the free exercise of religion first before freedom of speech. What occurred at a church in Minneapolis today was outrageous.

@Biblicalman Amen!

The congregation doesn't need your coffee joke. They buried someone this week. They're sitting in pews with divorce papers in their glovebox. Kids who won't speak to them. Test results they haven't opened. They drove past three churches to hear you say something that costs you something. So open the Book. Forget the illustration you found on Google. Skip the movie clip. Kill the countdown timer on your outline. Preach like a man possessed. Preach like you'll answer for every wasted syllable. Preach like their blood is on your hands. Because it is. The pulpit isn't a stage. It's a witness stand...

@ChristineCaine Merry Christmas from the Beacham’s.

Our Christmas card to you. ❤️ May your day and the year ahead be filled with hope, joy, and peace rooted in Jesus. Merry Christmas, friends! Nick and I love you so much.

@drjamesmerritt Merry Christmas James! Doug Beacham

As I revel in the joy of #Christmas2025 I realize more and more the greatest Christmas gift I have ever received and ever will receive is the amazing grace of God. Jesus took what I deserved so I could have what I didn’t deserve. For me every day is indeed.#ChristmasDay.

@BenSasse you and your family are in our prayers. I heard you speak at a small gathering in Washington DC organized by the National Association of Evangelicals. Really appreciated your wisdom and compassion. Grace and peace.

@edstetzer Look forward to adding this book to my NT library.

@edstetzer Praying for you Ed. Rest well.