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NEWS: “No Fear” Author Tony Perkins on Fox’s “The Kelly File”

September 9, 2015

Tony Perkins, author of No Fear: Real Stories of a Courageous New Generation Standing for Truth (WaterBrook Press), discussed the state of religious freedom in America and the true stories of young people he interviewed for his book on Fox’s “The Kelly File.” 

No Fear combines biblical instruction with 11 remarkable true stories of young, ordinary believers who have a taken a stand for biblical truth. “I wrote No Fear to inspire a new generation of followers of Jesus Christ to be bold in living out their Christian faith in the face of intense spiritual, cultural and political opposition,” Perkins says.

View the interview here.

NEWS: “No Fear” Author Tony Perkins on “Fox & Friends”

September 9, 2015

Tony Perkins, author of No Fear: Real Stories of a Courageous New Generation Standing for Truth (WaterBrook Press), discussed the true stories of young people he interviewed for his book on Fox and Friends. He was joined by American Idol contestant Moriah Peters, whose story he includes in his book. 

No Fear combines biblical instruction with 11 remarkable true stories of young, ordinary believers who have a taken a stand for biblical truth. “I wrote No Fear to inspire a new generation of followers of Jesus Christ to be bold in living out their Christian faith in the face of intense spiritual, cultural and political opposition,” Perkins says. 

 

 

Oregon Bakers Featured in Forthcoming Tony Perkins’ Book “No Fear”

July 7, 2015

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 7, 2015)–With the recent Supreme Court decision regarding same-sex marriage, the battle for religious liberty has become more intense in our country. Family Research Council President Tony Perkins, a passionate defender of religious liberty, has written the forthcoming book No Fear: Real Stories of a Courageous New Generation Standing for Truth (WaterBrook Press, September 8, 2015), which includes 11 remarkable stories of Christians standing for truth in the face of great opposition.

One such story is that of Aaron and Melissa Klein, the Oregon bakers who made national headlines for declining to make a same-sex wedding cake. The Oregon Labor Commissioner recently upheld the $135,000 fine levied against the Kleins and also issued a gag order so the Kleins would not communicate their religious convictions surrounding the case.  

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