I am 100% convinced that the Bible supports honoring our nations, that are honoring God. I say this first from the perspective of a Constitutionalist. Having sworn (many years ago) an oath to defend the Constitution as written with original intent) against ALL ENEMIES foreign or domestic I have never relinquished that oath. Secondly, The … More Is It Biblical to Honor Our Nation?
In yesterday’s 03/10/2022 devotional and Tuesday’s 03/08/2022, we dealt with the subject of suffering. In that context of which I noted two things, first, all God’s chosen saints will suffer, and second something I termed universal suffering (natural disasters). Here is a short audio clip from R.C. Sproul on the subject. The Lord does not … More Why Does God Allow Disasters?
Philippians 1:29 For you have been given not only the privilege of trusting in Christ but also the privilege of suffering for him. (NLT) You have all heard it ‘how can a loving God allow my _____ to suffer, or allow such suffering in the world?’ The issue here is a man looking at the … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/10/2022
Proverbs 20:19 There are a couple of things implied here in this verse: 1) Someone has told someone else something in confidence 2) The person who has been told can not contain themselves (keep the secret) and has to share it with everyone they meet. In the first part of this verse, we can see … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/09/2022
Many Christians, rightly concerned about protecting the Church’s witness in front of the wider world, have embraced claims about the church that simply are not true. Last week, Pastor Josh Howerton of Lakepointe Church in Dallas shared a fascinating Twitter thread demonstrating that when it comes to the Church’s reputation, perception is not always reality… READ MORE @ … More What Church is Really Like
UPDATE (March 6): The DC-8 landed safely in Poland and materials for the Emergency Field Hospital have been transported to Ukraine. The Samaritan’s Purse team is now in the process of setting up the facility on the outskirts of Lviv. Based on recent assessments, it has been decided to increase the capacity of our Ukraine … More Samaritan’s Purse has deployed an Emergency Field Hospital to Ukraine
Sometimes life just sucks. Whether it is financial, relational, or some other issue the turmoils of daily life can sometimes seem overwhelming. That is why having the indwelling Holy Spirit as a guide and comforter in troubling times is so important. I would say I can’t imagine life without Christ, but I can since I … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/08/2022
Last week, three news stories threw into sharp relief the ambitions of the sexual revolutionaries who govern the United States. First, there was the predictable outrage from the usual elites concerning Florida’s Parental Right in Education Bill, which would significantly restrict the teaching of LGBTQ+ ideology to schoolchildren. Second, it emerged that Washington State has a policy … More When Evil is Called Good
With all the turmoil in the world going on currently, I thought I would pick a subject for today’s Sermon that might need some clarification, that of Biblical Separation. Biblical Separation, simply means that God has called out His chosen believers to be separate from the ways of the world. The most commonly quoted scripture … More Sunday Sermon Series – 03/06/2022
Student faces attacks for reading Bible in Florida school, science teacher called him ‘ignorant’: lawsuit A 14-year-old Christian student in Florida, who was allegedly told to stop taking his Bible to school after he was repeatedly attacked and bullied by students and teachers alike for his faith, has filed a lawsuit “seeking significant damages because … More Student faces attacks for reading Bible
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