Drawing from his personal experiences, Kevin Briggins explores violence in the Black community, the influence of culture, and why lasting change begins with the gospel.

I spent most of my career as an intelligence analyst studying the Middle East, Islam, and jihadist ideology. One of the patterns I consistently observed was that groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, Hezbollah, and ISIS all possessed a strong social justice message. Their appeal was not built on violence alone. It was also built on promises of justice, compassion, and economic reform. These organizations often expanded their influence by providing charity in poor communities, offering...

The Socialist Seduction of the Black Community