It's Wednesday on the Line of Fire, but a special edition of you've got questions, we've got answers.

My phone lines are wide open. Ask away.

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, moral cultural and spiritual revolution michael brown is the

director of the coalition of conscience and president of fire school of ministry get into the line of fire now

by calling eight six six three four truth that's eight six six three four truth here again is dr michael Well, thanks for joining us today on the line of fire.

This is Michael Brown. I know it's Wednesday. And our Friday show should be as always. You've got

questions. We've got answers. But I decided since we always have way too many questions to get to on a

Friday. And we have so many people that email us

and send us questions on social media, and we can only answer a fraction of them. I wanted to

open the phone lines wide today. Any question of any kind, Bible, theology, cultural, it could be

Jewish-related, it could be anything. Any question of any kind, phone lines are open.

And if you're someone who disagrees with me and would like to air that disagreement,

or would like to challenge me on a point, or you think I'm wrong on something I've said here

or post it in the video or wrote in an article. Phone lines are wide open.

866-348-7884.

I wrote an article last night, Confessions of a former teen activist.

Confessions of a former teen activist, you could read it at our website

as, Dr. Brown.org, and elsewhere. And I expressed my appreciation for young people standing

up who want to make a difference. I express my appreciation for young people thinking that

they could really change the world. It's a belief I live with to this moment that we can make a world-changing impact,

of course, for me, through the gospel. And I recognize that you had people like Bill Gates and

Steve Jobs and others that dropped out of college and some even dropped out earlier from school

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