If I Were The Devil. Paul Harvey

A 1964 radio commentary shouldn’t feel like a breaking-news transcript, but that’s exactly what happens when we read Paul Harvey’s “If I Were the Devil.” Danny Mac brings the piece back to life and lets it speak for itself, line by line, as it describes how a nation can be weakened through distraction, division, media influence, the erosion of family, and a slow reshaping of what people call right and wrong. It’s sobering, and it’s hard not to think, “That sounds like it was written today.”  I make sure to play this episode every election year as we near the voting date. The power of Paul Harvey's words from 60 years ago have not weakened at all.  In fact they are actually stronger and more relevant today.  I challenge you to pull your family close, pray together, and ask God for peace, wisdom, and strength for what’s ahead, because unity and faith are not accidental, they’re chosen. If this message helps you, subscribe to the show, share it with a friend who needs calm today, and leave a quick review so more people can find it. What part of the Paul Harvey commentary hit you hardest? We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text Message Support the show